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Im talking to a dealer about getting the H700. From what i hear, the issues before have been resolved in the new H700's. Has anyone bought a H700 recently?

hey i noticed you have had a lot of issues with your H700. I was wondering if they have fixed this now. I am talking to a Rastek dealer and he is suggesting we look at a new H700. He said they have done changes to it since it was first released.

I am looking at purchasing a Rastek H700. Basically I am ready to purchase a flatbed printer. I already have a JV33 Mimaki 160. That will take care of the car wraps and vinyls. The flatbed printer will allow us to do substrates and so forth. I am ready to purchase and looking for...

how is this printer compared to the JV33? I have a mimaki JV33 and am looking at the Roland to add to my shop. The print/cut is what i am interested in. But also wanted to know if it has a wider gamut or if its similar to the JV33. Speed? and any other comments would be greatly appreciated...

insignia is right - we also run a JV3 and JV33. But once i got the JV33 in July - I dont ever run the JV3 anymore. The 33 is much faster and we dont use 6 color, we do CCMMYYKK instead, which gives us faster speed. With the variable dot technology in the 33 we found it is just as good as...

We use the bulk ink triangle system and use unlimited chips. So that it never has to be replaced. I buy them from ebay. Never had any problems and i have it on my JV3 160sp as well.

need to make sure the board is primed well and then have a finish paint on there if needed - or the vinyl will peel. We typically used MDO primed plywood for real estate signs and other out door signage when applying adhesive vinyl or the RTA vinyls.

are you going to sell your Mimaki? I may be interested, im in the market for a flatbed. thanks -

just tape your print to a substrate like sintra or another board and laminate to it. then you can trim it and pull it off. thats what we do...

thank you everyone very much - looks like for the vehicle wraps ill stick with the pressure sensitive lam that we do now. But still maybe a good investment for all our POP signage that we do. We are looking at getting a flatbed printer - so I will do some test runs on the liquid before we...

want a liquid lam, a 120" printer, just moved into our bigger shop and it feels like i need more equipment to fill the empty space. We had a boat, golf cart and a car wrap in our garage bay at the same time and still had plenty room! oh yeah - I want a cutter just cant figure out what to get. -k

I am looking into getting a liquid laminator. Maybe a basic one for now like the 60" roll to roll. A couple questions - 1. It talks about loading roll to roll but will it take sheet fed? like a small poster at a time? If not is there a way to tape the poster to a roll to roll media to...

Thanks everyone - its for backlit signage. We typically have to install posters that are 86 x80 inches. Right now we do it in two pieces. But i would like to print it in once piece and laminate it. My current laminator is a seal 55". ill check out the GBC

Im looking for a laminator that can laminate at least 98inches and more. i havent been able to find any brands. - Hot/cold lam - roll to roll - encapsulate (double side lam) What do you guys recommend? This would be for hot or cold lam. but i can deal with just cold lam. Also i...

Im looking at getting an FC8000 could i use my onyx rip for this or do i need to use another software? If i get signlab would it be 1. Signlab standard 2. signlab pro 3. signlab cut pro? thanks, K

I have been told various things and just want to clarify what our cleaning procedure should be on our JV33. What does everyone recommend for daily and weekly cleanings? Should I do the Nozzle wash everyday or just once a week? What would be a good routine? thanks in advanced-

thanks Insignia!

i have to ask our production guy on the red but i believe we just macthed the red from the website.

Font is = Univers, Univers Condensed – Arial or Arial Narrow try that -

ill find out what the font is and get back to you, do you need the red as well? that way you can just make it on your own.