Recent content by Lorrie Acord

We've been printing and cutting signs on engineering grade reflective vinyl for some time now and have not had issues. We started printing on 3M DG3 reflective vinyl and the cut around the sign veers off to the left from the contour cut, cutting somewhat of a sloped/angled rectangle instead of a...

Since everyone is asking, I too could use a copy of the HP Latex 365 service manual. Lorrie.Acord@pelcoinc.com. Too bad it just couldn't be attached. Very much appreciated!

We use Briteline HTV G-Flex Turbo Print 236 Heat Transfer Vinyl and transfer tape that goes along with it, purchased from Grimco.

Yes, I do it with every sign layout we make, to attach to the sales order.

We purchased the HP Latex 365 and a Graphtec FC 9000. Wish me luck with getting started!

Maybe I should say Pedestrian Signs instead of Traffic Signs, because that will be the bulk of our sales. We currently manufacture street name signs by cutting EC film overlay for reflective vinyl. We do very few regulatory traffic signs. Looking for one machine to both print and cut.

We currently only cut vinyl and are looking to replace our cutter with a printer cutter for reflective vinyl. We'll use it for traffic signs, mostly pedestrian signs, but also for some regulatory or neighborhood signs, typically using 30" rolls of vinyl. Pros & Cons of various brands we should...