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I would recommend take a look at the Stratojet Shark Flatbed as well. You can get upto 13 colors on that printer. Similar technology to the SwissQ but would fit in the budget you are looking for. Been using them for while now its a workhorse, but I am using Colors and white. We use about 6-9...

Yes try restarting the whole printer and computer. Make sure the crash sensor is not stuck and the on position. If none the two work, check with a new computer.

I saw this printer a while back, the quality is good. I didn't like one thing that you need to manually place the pins and them remove them when done using which I felt was waste of time. I hope they fix that soon! The speed is decent too for an entry level printer.

Yup thats correct. I feel the only time you would go for a smaller size flatbed is if there is lack of space. 4x8 fits most need.

Roland printers a very slow. Have a look at the Stratojet flatbeds its great for printing ACM and has a good white parking feature if you won't be running white every single day. And if you have the budget check out swissq nyala

Yes, it should be fine on most flatbed, but I would have a good look at the color output and print quality as that varies depending on the material brand. Try a sample and see how the results turn out.

Take a look at the StratoJet Flatbeds they have a size i think 30x48" or smaller. I am currently using their larger 4x8 Flatbed its really nice, especially if you are looking to print white

Call Midas Group - Carlos: 305-978-1551. he sells wide format epson printers and has stock

Signs 365 would be the quickest one !

Yeah I would check out the SwissQ if you have the budget its expensive but their Generation 4 Nyala looks real good. Recently saw that one at the ISA, Its got good speed. Would also recommend StratoJet Shark EFB for the price and quality I have one of their units for while now works great, the...

For what I have heard the new HP's are not so great compared to the 360's and 365.

Maybe you noticed it for the first time. But I do like my stratojet printers, you are right about that!

Let me know how the EX model demo goes. I have heard positive things about that printer not seen in person myself. I currently use Stratojet Shark Flatbed Printer, been using it for last 3 years - happy with the quality and support here. One thing you will like about most Flatbed Printers is...

I think UV Roll Printer would be right fit for you, UV inks are very versatile and would work on multiple applications. I was not very please with Roland UV roll printers though. You should checkout Efi, SwissQ if you are looking for something super fast. If you are looking for an upgrade for...

Yes you are correct Graphtec and Summa are the best options for cutters if you are looking for a barcoding print and cut solution. You just need to speak with the RIP Support and let them know you are wanting to print barcodes and use them on the cutting too.