Recent content by Rasmus

Hi, I need the info asap. No time for demo.

Swiss Q You should consider the Impala 2 from Swiss Q or maybe a used Impala 1 if you want to keep costs down. Brilliant engineering and high precision print with photorealistic quality. ROI of these Swiss machines is in a class for itself. Please write me if you have any questions.

Hello, Any good suggestions if I wanna buy a UV Hybrid in the price segment 150000-200000 euro. (200000-275000 $) Durst, Vutek, Arizona, Gandhi etc. Rasmus

Lexan, you can't get this on roll... It has to be from roll.

Anyone printing on backlit material for lightboxes? Thinking the ones they use at Mac Donalds, Burger King etc for their menues. What kind of material do you use? PP, pvc or something else. Any problems concerning the print and media when it is in the light box? See link...

Yes, it is a really poor take up. Think a lot of printer suppliers have that problem... As it is suggested, try and adjust the take up on the knob on the control side near the take-up. You can also use carbon tape on the heater platen to lower static electricity. Best Regards Rasmus

It makes sense to charge extra if running jobs with white ink. I have worked with the Durst Rho800 Hybrid printer, never had problems with the white heads or the nozzles. Every morning I did a wet wipe and a purge followed up by a nozzletest. The white ink has another viscusity of course, it...

It makes sense to charge extra if running jobs with white ink. I have worked with the Durst Rho800 Hybrid printer, never had problems with the white heads or the nozzles. Every morning I did a wet wipe and a purge followed up by a nozzletest. The white ink has another viscusity of course, it...

Hey! Anybody knows a homepage with information and illustrations to due with bidirectional calibration, printerproblems (banding, sprayeffect, heatissues etc.)? It is to be used in a project for min exam. Rasmus :signs101:

Yes, no problem...

I have printed a lot on the Vutek 200/600 UV. Also on acrylic. I have had the same problems, and it didn't help raising the lamptemp to high. What you need is a primer, and then prime the acrylic before you print on it. We use one from Sericol from a spraycan. Hope you succed. Rasmus

Hello all! Anybody have some links where I can read something about the technology behind the piezo princip? I am thinking heads from a Roland, that is EPSON Heads right? Correct me if I am wrong. Rasmus :rock-n-roll:

I guess it is a solvent ink. You can't do it with UV ink. I am thinking of trying with our new latex printer next weekend.

I work at a digital printshop, and have always learned to convert and work in CMYK. But I have done some testing, and the print results are remarkable better working in rgb- of course because of the wider color gamut working rgb. We only print on 4 or 6 color printers.. Best Regards Rasmus Laursen

SJM: What do you mean with: "Exhausting fumes is just as harmful to the environment"? Isn't just a matter of time before the energy consumption is down to a normal level?