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It is. I've never requested price breaks, but maybe they have an algorithm that gives them (though my order volume is not big), or maybe they have geographic pricing differentials....? I order from their Seattle warehouse.

I print a lot of posters and photos on this stuff with my Epson eco-sol https://www.grimco.com/Catalog/Products/BRITELINEPHOTOPAPER $119.00 per 54x150ft roll

Where are you located and how far do you need to move it? You'll need a rigging company at both ends. If the move is within a few dozen miles the same rigging company might be able to transport it between buildings too.

We round ACP/ACM/Maxmetal with this http://www.yellotools.us/Applying/Deburring-Finishing/EasyEdge-w-R6.html

They added a bulk ink tower, improved gammut, and improved maintenance access. Slidedeck https://mediaserver.goepson.com/ImConvServlet/imconv/9c72e5948ba280b104fecfffe04428e80fdba967/original?assetDescr=SureColor_P20570_Sales_Reference_Guide_v1.0b.pdf I was hoping to see their flagship art...

And Duraluxe.

With Hasco Graphics / Mark Snelling's help, I'm soon to be the proud owner of a Canon Colorado M3. I was talking it up to a customer and they asked me about printing a stage backdrop on fabric in multiple pieces to be sewn together. Can someone recommend a UVGel friendly fabric?

I have a customer request to print a bunch of black text on white signs on Chromaluxe panels ranging from 4x6 to 16x24. My experience so far has been printing photos that have heavy ink coverage, with polypoplin fabric on top. I'm having two issues- 1) the black text has green ghosting around it...

They have a Portland warehouse too.

Grimco's Seattle warehouse has been reliable for me having stuff in stock and free local delivery.

Dealers (Grimco in your case) should be able to to reach someone at Epson with authority to get your issue escalated.

Almost skipped his Printing United because Atlanta, but I'm going for the classes and to look at garment and CNC machines for future expansion.

Second. My team hasn't need much help from them, but they are superb when we do.

Has anyone had good or bad experiences sending wrap newbies to training? I'm hoping to add vehicle graphics to my service offerings next year if I can lease an appropriate space for it. My plan is to lean on Lowen Trade Source, Wrap Academy, Addendo, or another hands on learning resource to get...

I had a customer bring in an ACM sign to color match (one color text on white). I printed a swatch sheet from Onyx Go Plus on an Epson S40600 to get a CMYK value to match. The swatch value was used to set the text color in InDesign and the Indesign file was exported with as CMYK with a built in...

Double check with a dealer or sales rep, but M3 - $40,000 to $50,000 spitball M5 - $70,000-$80,000 spitball They have various options for service plans and parts There may be discounts at Printing United and December (there were in 2022 anyway)

Thanks for the info. Can you share how you got the service manual?

I talked to Canon at ISA23. The white ink feature activation is around $6000 USD. They think the white ink will be 30% to 50% more than CMYK per liter.

The 1650 is about $70,000 USD and the 1630 $40,000 to $50,000 depending on add-ons. Maintenance plans are an additional cost. I'd guess the M series are similar priced since the M changes are incremental, but the white ink capability is a low 5 figure add-on. I'll be asking at ISA!

Thanks. Cathy was really helpful. Firesprint and Signs365 both print their banners in Michigan, which is further than I want to deal with shipping and risks from cross dock damage.