Recent content by Morten CHristensen

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What rip are you using? Coming from a offset printing background I woul say transparency issue in your rip.

HP will push it' To push their customers along to the newer generations.. it's all about the

If you are happily married with Canon and like their service, and like paying them lots of money every month then the Colorado is for you.

You are really locked down on these machines, you need the RFID service tag to do even the most basic troubleshooting and adjustments :( It should be possible for you to buy a RFID service tag eg. On ebay. All parts for these machines will cost you the kidney of your first born son or...

Yes but uv_dtf are NOT for garment

Yes, DTF are in principle waterbased pigment ink.

Latex/Resin is more or less instant dry when heated, so no chance of applying the glue powder afterwards, my bet is that with some R&D they could get it to work applying a liquid glue to the latex that was cured together with the ink. UV is also instant dry when cured by the UV light. I don't...

Have tried lot's of different brands with varying success. For us Yupo Tako works best.

Hi guys I am reviving an Old EFI H1625 LED with Toshiba CE4 Printheads. It is very easy to loosen the printheads at the front and push it upwards, but the problem is that I can't seem to find the release on the back of the printer/printhead, and I can only fell with my fingers, it is...

Gray consisting of colorbuilds are problematic on Latex printers, if they are not calibrated regularly. As the heads ages they seem to drift quite a but, it is just in the nature of these printers. Use an external spectrophotometer instead of the build in will also give you a slightly better...

There are some good Chinese printers out there, or semi-old Roland printers with permanent chips and 3. Party bulk systems. HP Latex 3/500 series also has hacked ink chips although proprietary hardware but reasonable spare part pricing. But new printers only Chinese

You are right, but that doesn't make it any more "legit" in my view. When buying new printers I have 3 criteria's 1:) No lockdown on inks (no smartcards, chips, RFID stickers or any of that nonsense) 2:) Full access to every servicemenu on the machine. 3:) The use of as many standard parts as...

Everybody is jumping on the Colorado bandwagon, one thing is ink price but as far as I understand the maintenance contract is mandatory, so please take that into consideration too And if I know Canon/Océ right all the service menus inks etc. is locked down tighter than Kim Jong-un and Vladimir...

We have this problem on all three of our 570's have always used original ink. Just be glad that it lets you print. On Canon/Oce it woul be more like: