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Strange banding, Roland SP300

levasc

New Member
Hi,
I always thought that the banding is due to cloged nozzles of magenta
Here the head printest for cyan is ok:
IMG_20170806_121923.jpg


But I noticed that banding seems to be caused by the cyan printing beyond image here:
IMG_20170806_120958.jpg

You see, the ink drops printed beyond the image, the pattern is repeated all the way. And at the same "lines" on the image the blue is lighter than other places, since part of ink used beyond the image.
What could be the cause of this banding? Head seems ok for cyan.
 

levasc

New Member
From photo it seems ~4 protrusions every 1 inch. As I understand the DX4 head (probably) printing width (height) is 1 inch. The draft printing (used draft) is 8 passes (bidirectional). So every 4 passes go in one direction... maybe it can be related to mechanics (or it is electronics)?
 

davyde

New Member
Overspray. Check the bidirection adjustment. If ok, possible static issue with media, if static not an issue, head is worn. get a new head for a perfect firing pattern.

But id replace other heads before the cyan going by the nozzle pattern.

Do tou know what the shot count is for the cyan head?


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