Roland PC-600

[davetrostle]

I know I'm going to get flamed for this but does anyone know where I can find a refurbished PC-600? Thanks.

 

[ChiknNutz]

Bottom of a nearby body of water...

 

[Replicator]

Welcome . . . good luck with the easter egg hunt

 

[davetrostle]

Thanks lol.

 

[Mike Paul]

Check Roland's ColorCamm site.

 

[davetrostle]

I've tried to go to Rolands DG forums but it doesn't let me. I have a roll of Clear Focus' JetVue which is coated. Will the PC-600 print on this? I'd hate to see it go to waste.

 

[TNT]

I am not sure of the media you are using, so I cant say for sure. One thing I know is that the PC600 will print on about anything. Chrome, reflective or window perf.. Try a test print and see how it turns out.

 

[Jackpine]

I've tried to go to Rolands DG forums but it doesn't let me. I have a roll of Clear Focus' JetVue which is coated. Will the PC-600 print on this? I'd hate to see it go to waste.

When I had a 600 and did window perf, I printed on clear laminate and laminated it on the perf then laminated that. I know that is 3 layers, but printing on a smooth surface seem to make more sense.

 

[Sign Works]

I too printed once on window perf film with my PC-600 and was not happy with the results, unlike an inkjet where the inks are forced into the recesses of the holes the thermal resin printer only lays ink (resin) on the flat surface of the vinyl leaving the white recesses of each hole visible which was way too distracting on the final print, I found that printing on clear vinyl and applying that to the window perf film gave a much nicer looking final product.

 

[davetrostle]

I want to do reverse printing on static cling perf for interior mount applications. I guess I'll find out if the PC-600 can print on the coated media I currently have once I source a machine to try it on.