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tomraven

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Hi Guys

We are a manufacture of light boxes and poster frames based in Perth.

I am new to the printing industry. We bought a HP L25500 latex printer to print onto fabric so we can make Frameless Fabric Series light boxes, display stands and poster holders.

So far it has been a steep learning curve and sales have been slow.

Any suggestions re the best fabric to use will be be much appreciated.

Regards

Tom
 
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ReadyCut Print

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Hi from NSW and I agree with SuncitySigns...the forum contributions here have been really helpful and I'm sure you'll find it well worth a regular visit.
 
jasonx

jasonx

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Welcome from Melbourne.

The inkset on the L26500 is better for fabric printing. You also have edge holders and a leader board to load fabric materials into the printer. You get less washed out prints as well.

Have done much on our L25500. I've tested a few JM Fabric samples on the L26500 and they work fine.
 
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tomraven

New Member
Hi Jason

We have been trying to use JM Mediatex light box, but the ink scratches off to easily. I want to try the Berger micro backlit satin plus but I can ionly find the L26500 profile. Can I simply use that profile or will I have drama

Regards

Tom

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Hi Jason

We have been trying to use JM Mediatex light box, but the ink scratches off to easily. I want to try the Berger micro backlit satin plus but I can ionly find the L26500 profile. Can I simply use that profile or will I have drama

Regards

Tom
 
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