That is just under list. We got a much better deal, which I can't share due to it not being offered to everyone. This machine is blazing fast vs the 570 and so far our testing shows it will work fine for our applications and we look forward to testing wraps.
Yikes, I'd rather have 5 60600 Epson machines vs 1 of those!
We arent buying from Canon, we are getting from POA who gave us an even better deal and lower costs overall. Our ink price is $125/L like our latex, but based on testing ink consumption is much less than the 570s. When we put it through its paces we will see.
This is a mentality we used to have, but stop and think. You have to maintain 5 printers, color manage 5 printers, replace consumables in 5 machines, on on and on.
We've never ran heat in the past but we may have to start running heat now.
Ok maybe 2 or 3 then . Also don't you need the more expensive lam for UV prints?
Not what we are finding but it does need more attention as it silvers.
Can you share any information on the durability without laminating? We have Latex prints that stay indoors and are satisfied; is it worth exploring other options in terms of machines? Afraid hp latex durability can't be beaten. What do you think? I didn't see comments on the forum regarding this
If you have the workload the canon 1640/50 inks are scratch impervious to a higher level than latex, canon warrants the Inks for 2 years unlaminated outdoors from all the docs we were shown, and the gamut is much higher than latex due to no dot gain.
Yea, I read about yours. Wish you best of luck. We're not loaded with as much work, currently still utilizing L25500. However we need whatever we print to last - not for colors to fade after an year indoors, for example.
Naturally HP is best prefered, since we have experience with it. We are just worried in 4-5 years these consumables for these current models will be discontinued also.. Hope next year HP comes up with some newer budget model