What is a good printer to print banners with?

[Affordable.graphics2]

I'm looking at getting a wide format printer to print banners. What is a good printer to do this? Are there different types of printable banner material? I know there are different types of ink. Is one better then the other. The banners would mostly be inside. Outside for one day for a golf outing. Do I need special a special program to be able to do this? I currently use WINpcSign PRO for my vinyl cutter.

 

[Boudica]

We need a "loaded question" emoji.
yes, yes and yes....

Have you done any forum research to educate yourself? Or... Any research of your own?

 

[Pauly]

 

[Boudica]

Wait... Is this one of those click bait threads to get everyone arguing? ... Over banners, really?

 

[SignMeUpGraphics]

I wouldn't aim for anything less than a SwissQ Karibu S

 

[ebneleni9]

I'm looking at getting a wide format printer to print banners. What is a good printer to do this? Are there different types of printable banner material? I know there are different types of ink. Is one better then the other. The banners would mostly be inside. Outside for one day for a golf outing. Do I need special a special program to be able to do this? I currently use WINpcSign PRO for my vinyl cutter.

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[garyroy]

They're all good, but don't bother, sub it out.

 

[Johnny Best]

They're all good, but don't bother, sub it out.

Signs365.com

 

[GC Decor]

Banners are already done so cheap, really not worth the overall investment in my opinion.
So many other print materials that have way better margins.

 

[Superior_Adam]

If all your doing is banners I would sub them out. You can buy them finished for $1/sqft and at that cost its not worth printing in house.

 

[Solventinkjet]

While subbing it out is probably the best advice in order to make money, buying a used ValueJet 1324 or JV33 might be worth it to learn the ropes and have the capability to expand your products. That is if you're looking to become a sign shop. If not, it's probably not worth it.

 

[Boudica]

Random.

 

[Pauly]

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