Warped&Proud
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We are looking into replacing a JV3-250SP that has been having major yellow over-spray issues. Literally, nearly every part in the machine has been replaced. The sad part is that it worked like a champ for over a year, then started to slowly eat itself a month or two after its anniversary. As such, we are looking into replacing it.
It's not the fault of the water-based dye-sub inks we use, J-tec j-eco nano. They run flawlessly in a pair of JV4's with the same rip, PosterPrint 12.
We are looking at converting another, newer 8' Mimaki to water based dye-sub inks - most likely a JV33.
Does anybody have any suggestions?
If not a JV33, can someone suggest a different model/make of printer in a minimum 98" printable width that can handle media at leas 104" wide. We are seriously open ANY to suggestions.
Thank you in advance.
It's not the fault of the water-based dye-sub inks we use, J-tec j-eco nano. They run flawlessly in a pair of JV4's with the same rip, PosterPrint 12.
We are looking at converting another, newer 8' Mimaki to water based dye-sub inks - most likely a JV33.
Does anybody have any suggestions?
If not a JV33, can someone suggest a different model/make of printer in a minimum 98" printable width that can handle media at leas 104" wide. We are seriously open ANY to suggestions.
Thank you in advance.