Summa DC4sx ?

[bcpop]

Is anyone using the Summa DC4sx. If so how do you like it? Are there any hidden "quirks"? Input would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[dclet]

www.digital-graphica.com

 

[PGSigns]

I have had one for two years and there are some things it takes a while to get used to. The biggest thing you need to learn is the alignment process, calibrating the media, and what it will and won't do. Pick a couple of files based on what you need to print the most and have them run them while your at the dealer and see what you think.
Jimmy

 

[signage]

Jimmy would you buy another one?

 

[bcpop]

Jimmy/Geiger Racing
Thanks!
Have you been happy with the overall performance of the DC4sx and the Technical support from Summa? I have a Edge and I am considering getting away from it.

 

[sarge]

i have no long term history with one .. but this i do know about summa .. their tech support is the best i have ever worked with .. having said that .. i have had summa products for 9 years .. 5 calls to them .. 3 bone heads years ago .. 1 servo motor a couple weeks ago and a firmware upgrade last week

 

[PGSigns]

If you are asking about would I buy another Summa, the answer is yes. I knew what I wanted to do with this printer when I got it and t has performed very well for what I do. One thing about this machine when you print a run of a couple od hundred decals and it contour cuts them they are dead on every time.
Jimmy

 

[Replicator]

I can't wait to get one of these machines . . . They are amazing !

http://www.summausa.com/product_main.php?category_id=15&sess_id=1cc9e24e9dc24433f5f4d55c84a7fb93

 

[Jim Doggett]

Yes! For Thermal Transfer print-and-cut (which actully makes sense; inkjet output needs lamination; TT does not) -- DC4sx is the best choice bar none ... IMHO

Jim D