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Yes it can, HP makes a roll of material specifically for this use. Its about $800/roll if i remember right. We bought some one to make table cloths, printed nice. I don't think you could print pre cut masks, unless they were totally flat, better to leave on the roll so you can attach to the take...

bump Price lowered to 115,000

Hey guys, We've decided to sell our R1000 and purchase an R2000. If anyone is interested, feel free to drop me a line or call me @ 785-331-9360. Printer is located in Lawrence, KS 66044 The printer is approximately 16 months old. Asking price is 115,000 We will provide decommission/deinstall...

IDK if this will help but on our R1000 we had a broken bag error once, and we had to clear the error code for it to take the new cartridge. Clearing the code was done in the service menu, and after that we did a bag replace diagnostic and followed the steps. Also had to replace a PIP sensor...

I will grab a picture of our profile once I get to the shop today, but from memory I know it's identical settings to our generic self adhesive vinyl (we use Briteline series from Grimco)

Hey guys, We've decided to sell our R1000 and purchase an R2000. If anyone is interested, feel free to drop me a line or call me @ 785-331-9360 The printer is approximately 14 months old. Even though our HP R1000 is for sale now, we will be waiting until our R2000 is fully up and running...

Cut first then print :) Otherwise, perhaps some masking tape?

You can also change on the IPS (the screen that is attached to the printer). Double click into the job and it's at the bottom

The 4x8' coro we print comes as 50x100" sheets and we can print just fine. About 5 min per side on 3 pass

I've timed us many times. we can do 45 double sided yard signs per hour @ 3 pass Luckily I've trained the employees well enough that they are also packing these one off orders as they print. Very efficient!

well seeing as how I said YEAR ....... no

Yes, this can be done in onyx rip with the cog wheel setting on the righthand side of the screen

Depends on the quality you're running at. Right now we spend a few thousand a month on ink, we replace 1-2 boxes a day. Mostly run at "production" quality versus "pop" or whatever they call it

update..... sorry for going MIA everyone. covid and stuff..

Couple things to address here: We can print 90 1-sided 18x24 boards in 60 minutes (3 boards per minute), on a 3 pass setting (color is awesome) 2 pass is garbage. We're always upgrading firmware to the latest beta. Yes 2 pass is super fast. But man it sucks. If you increase the density it...

There is a setting called print zone airflow (pA), I believe, and this helps keep temps cooler in the print zone (?) never really messed with it but I'm aware of it Not sure what curtain you're talking about. On a side note. We're currently contacting HVAC people to discuss building a custom...

Text me - 785.331.9360 I'll send you a picture of the settings we use for our 0.32" 12x18" ACP. Zero head strikes in months now since we got it dialed in EDIT: yeah I put my phone # on the internet... whatever. I don't usually answer so just text me. If it's important you'll leave a voicemail...

We don't print ultraboard (yet) but we do print a lot of ACP and my recommendations are this: Use the pre-made settings from HP (and modify to your liking) Faster speed, lower temps (find a good balance to make sure it cures, but don't let it sit in the printer too long) Max out your vacuum and...

How is second side printing justification; are there any issues with alignment, or loading the sheets? ZERO issues with alignment regarding the machine itself. Only problems are when boards are cut crooked I read that the R2000 is limited to a 47x98" sheet size; do you know this to be true...

It's been a while now since we sold our latex 360, but the cost savings over that machine in ink, time and maintenance was mind blowing to me at the beginning. At least 2x if I remember right. I was so happy to be pumping out a roll of very nice looking banners (at only a 3 pass!) in 30 minutes...