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Mutoh Spitfire 65/90 Black lines in print

Veka

New Member
Incredibly, one thing appears to solve the other, the white lines I've solved it, it was an air damper, and on bad vacuum capping. When they appeared white lines, couple of times they appeared black, now they reappeared, do not go the whole print, test print is excellent. For another problem I know what it is but I do not know how to solve it, in that bi-dir I have different shades of same color, I have changed head recently and I do not know how the adjustment. And another thing, when I printed up a few same prints out couple of times each time at the beginning of printing would have been a bad dist adjustment from the last printing on which was good, for each new print would have strikes from the 1mm between passes
 

randya

New Member
Picture and or drawings may help.

Also you will need a manual and do the alignments, or have a tech do them.

Not sure what you mean about the bad dist adjust.
 

Veka

New Member
I think that I printed up some billboards, but not all together, but I rip once the print again, the same billboards, is happening when it goes to print is the distance between passes, I fix the dist adjust be OK until the end of print, I rip a new print that is the same and again the distance between passes is a big, the machine is set to dist Adjust 99.70 I put the last print, and that was OK, except that in the new print is not OK, and again I must decrease.
 

randya

New Member
Different media?
Different backing on the media?
Feed system?
Take-up system?
Adjust set in RIP overriding the machine?

Most likely something changed.
 

Veka

New Member
Some print images and test print

pics 1, 2 print & test print after print
pics 3 black lines in print
pics 3, 5 my test print
 

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Veka

New Member
whether anyone knows anything for these black lines, what could be. Why sometimes the color starts to drop while printing, what should I look?
 

J Hill Designs

New Member
the pink print looks like ink starvation...maybe dampers should be changed...

black lines? i dont know, maybe a loose thread handing from the head

test prints look ok
 

Veka

New Member
the man gave me two different colors, different companies and one eco solvent other mild solvent. Is it possible that because of this I have problems?
 

Veka

New Member
thanks, one question drops can also be doing a different color, and May I in the maintenace set same somewhere to bend the foil slightly larger temperatures around 35C, constantly on the same two places. Is it possible that the roll-up system disrupted?
 

randya

New Member
thanks, one question drops can also be doing a different color, and May I in the maintenace set same somewhere to bend the foil slightly larger temperatures around 35C, constantly on the same two places. Is it possible that the roll-up system disrupted?

Sorry, dont think I understand the question.
 

Veka

New Member
drops of ink in print may also be doing different types of colors (eco and mild solvent)? Can I anywhere in maintenace mode to check whether a roll-up system good, because the films are often bent at slightly higher temperatures of 35C, so I thought that the roll-up system is not okay.
 

randya

New Member
drops of ink in print may also be doing different types of colors (eco and mild solvent)?
Every ink brand and type -eco or mild, is going to be a different color.
Some will be close enough, some not




Can I anywhere in maintenace mode to check whether a roll-up system good, because the films are often bent at slightly higher temperatures of 35C, so I thought that the roll-up system is not okay.

The feed and take up system is seprate from the printer, so there are no settings in maintenance mode.

ftp://ftp.mutoh.com/Printer Information_Manuals/VJ-1604/Maintenance Information/Videos/

There is a method there to check alignment, you can use this on the feed and output to make sure it is aligned.
If not you may need to shim them to get them even.

Media distortion at 35c depends on the media.
Adhesive backed vinyl should be good for 40-46c for platens and 50 for dryer
Banner usually 35-38 for platens, 50 for dryer
Polyesters can be much lower.
 
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