SeikiTech plotters?

[TucsonSignMagic]

Does anyone have any experience with SeikiTech plotters? Good, Bad or other?

[OldPaint]

Buy A Roland....

[Valentino]

it's a piece of junk.

[Samm]

Never heard of it!!!

[toucan_graphics]

I bought one in 2005. It works great if you don't mind the servo motor noise. (It sounds like Space invaders on the Atari 2600)
I was skeptical, but for $500 it was worth the risk. It's going on 3 years now and the only thing I have ever had to replace is blades.

One thing I like better than the Roland is that you can place the gripper rollers anywhere which is great for using end/scrap pieces of vinyl for small stuff.

[OldPaint]

"One thing I like better than the Roland is that you can place the gripper rollers anywhere which is great for using end/scrap pieces of vinyl for small stuff."
apperently you dont know anything bout rolands..........
the only rolands that wont do from 2" to 48" was the old pnc-1000 and pnc-1050 sprocket feed....all other ROLANDS will do from 2" to max width of plotter...

[brp725]

I have one for about 6 months now and have no problems with it. I don't know anything about a Roland or any other kind, so nothing to compare to. I cut mylar for stencils and do some vinyl and it works fine for me. I have already made at least 10 times what I paid for it with it, they are pretty cheap.