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Infranview will do it.

"The 3.5 price is based on what others in the area are selling it for 4.0 a sf. I can not charge more then others or i will not sell any." "We had a lot of comment of how good the print quality was and how much better it was then what others at the show had printed from another place here in...

Nationals were very popular in the 70's and 80's and are basically a rebranded HIX product. As far as comparing them to new models (Geo. Knight, Stahls, HIX, etc.), the only difference will be features and ease of use. If you take it and are planning to use it, get some heat strips to make...

It's a scam and you will get burned. These sites can easily be verified by checking Roland's, Mimaki's, or any other manufacturers list of authorized dealers or distributors. They will NOT be listed, soooo if they are legitimate, where are they getting the product? Beware!

I have used dye-sub on metals including coated aluminum in the past and it works great. I'm not sure about outdoor use even though it could be UV coated. Just hoping someone has had some real world exerience with this.

Go for it....the uses they have would fill up a book. We have an Epilog and never a problem.

Dye-Sublimation is a process that converts ink to a gas and 'imbeds' it under a coating of the substrate after heat is applied. We use it for plaques and occasionally garments. but have never tried on outdoor signs.

Just had a customer come in and request 50, .080 aluminum rectangular multi-color signs (spot color). Customer is asking for Dye-Sub, we would traditionally screen print. We do have experience with dye-sub, but not as far as outdoor signage goes, so I'm a bit nervous regarding longevity of...

Save it as a .png file after you remove the background.

Does anyone know why only the Epson heads are needed to convert to Sepiax? I e-mailed Sepiax and they basically said they are currently testing with other heads but thermal based (HP, Encad, Canon, etc) were definitely out. I never got a reason as to the mechanics of it, just that it would not...

Stay away from the Chinese junkers, they don't heat evenly and are prone to catching fire. The aggravation and wasted material will not offset any upfront savings.