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i have been talking with that company and it all seems ok except the fact that they don´t give anykind of warranty even if the head arrives and doesn´t work. Is this normal?? it´s to much of a risk to buy like this :rolleyes:

after some quick search i found this site. http://www.jetbestusa.com/product.php?productid=147 is this a reliable site? are the print heads from roland or copies? any other supplier that you know? thanks

Hi, i have to replace 3 print heads in my Roland Vp540 due to they had scrapped in the vinyl holder. So the Portuguese dealer asked me almost 900euros for each one+labour. Where can i find these print heads for other price?? Thanks you

Hi, i´m having a strange problem with my Roland. After printing 30meters very perfect it started banding. Ok, it´s normal. Normal cleaning ang it gets back to work. But not this time. After Normal, Medium, Powerfull and manual cleaning, it remains the same. Now comes the strange part: when...

well, after one week i saw one of the vans i made and it was much better, but still some bubbles and some "vinyl stretching" marks.

i know...just kidding :ROFLMAO:

how did you see Portugal in the photo? :Big Laugh I don´t like Ronaldo..stupid kid. And even more for scoring that goal in quarter finals against my team F.C.Porto :Cool 2: on topic: well. he have sunny days at the moment but the vans are usually in a warehouse, and only get out for deliveries

well here is a photo different kind of bubbles. The large ones like the one in the line i pinch. But can you seel all the other tiny ones? those will go away? thanks for the all the help

so they will eventually disapear right? i know pratice makes perfect. I noticed differences between the first and the last i did. But still getting bubbles. Not big (those I pinch) but lots of small ones. as they are 60 vans I don´t want the customer coming back for redoing them :doh:

Hi there, after attending some wrap courses from oracal and avery i won a job for partial wrapping some vans. After making 5 of them i really like the results but i can´t avoid getting some bubbles. Well, when i was at oracal (orafol in europe) they told bubbles were normal and would go away...

well i managed to solve part of the problem. I was able to produce some nice black&white prints exporting in grayscale from the photoshop. The problem now is i have a color element in the photo. Grayscale background with a kid with a yellow basketball equipment. So grayscale from photoshop is...

thanks for the help anyway :thumb:

that method i already knew. but didn´t work. it got greenish..

yes, i found it too. i´m reading it in this moment, but don´t believe it will solve the problem by itself.:banghead:

thanks for the help. What i´ve understood from that thread is that if we use color charts we can match and get some better colors. but this is for vectors, not for raster files. or did i miss something :Oops:

Hi there, i´m going nuts on trying to print a grayscale photo in my VP540. The prints are always greenish or for the magenta side. How can i get a good gray from this printer? Another problem i have is that my prints are much darker when they come out of the printer that what they seem to be in...

hi there, after year without a single problem my graphtec is driving me nuts. Instead of cutting the plotter just seems to drag the blade trough the vinyl. Some paths cuts just fine and others seem to barely touch the vinyl. Adding to that the start and ending points don´t match and it makes...

it is fixed. It was a blown fuse. 5 minutes to the tecnican fix it but thanks for all your help :clapping:

i think that´s what i will do...but if anyone could find a solution so i can start working without calling the assistance would be much better. but thanks anyway :thumb:

it was printing normally. then the media jammed and the printing heads got stuck. After this started printing only blue. Did the test print. powerfull cleaning and manual cleaning...nothing worked Only perfect cyan and perfect black in the test print. Magenta and Yellow not even a single...