Orajet 3641

[gabagoo]

I realize that this product is rated as a 3year low end vinyl. I am curious of those that use it how they like it and just what would they use it for besides coro signs. i suppose it is good for any indoor application as well.

 

[Solventinkjet]

I have a lot of customers who use it. Mostly they use it for 4'x8' real estate signs, coro signs, and one customer uses it to label their pot products (see my location). Mostly temporary stuff. It's great cheap vinyl but it does fail within 3 years as stated. Usually it's the adhesive that fails.

 

[DunbarPG]

I just finished some coro yard signs using 3164. Nearly impossible to not trap air in the channels, without using a felt tipped squeegee. This vinyl is a good low cost option for promotional decals, Prints well on my roland, cuts fine. Application is a little tedious. No forgiveness whatsoever.

 

[Sign Works]

Expect shrinkage "Extreme Shrinkage".

Also experienced adhesive oozing from the ends of the media while printing resulting in adhesive stuck all over and inside my pinch rollers (probably due to it being a water based adhesive). Had to remove pinch rollers to remove all the adhesive from them as well as the grit rollers and the rest of the printer.

Have not used the product since and never will again, the savings is not worth the trouble it causes. Instead I use 3165GRA, cost a little more but no problems with this one.

 

[ExecuPrintGS]

We used to use it for our coro signs before we got our flatbed.
We now only use it for short term packaging labels, and people who want some "stupid cheap bumper stickers"

 

[strypguy]

I prefer the Orajet 3621 for temp stuff. John