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Hey, so I recently started working at a Speedpro franchise in town and they use a Roland XR-640 with Versaworks as the RIP. Only ever used Onyx before, so still learning the ins and outs of Versaworks and I was wondering if there is a way to get the actual mil level of the ink cartridges? All it...

I'm only familiar with graphtec 8600s, but if it's an ancient plotter it probably isn't plug and play like most things nowadays, so in that case you'd most likely need the software because that would have the drivers you need...

The places I've worked for usually had a min amount they would charge on all wraps and then adjust the pricing based on what the client wanted from there. I would say the average price, in my area, is around $2600 for a wrap job. I think having flat rates is a good idea, same as when shops have...

I've also used HP Scitex FB550 and FireSprint makes a good point, those machines are pretty versatile. Honestly though I think it would still take up more space, because you need input and output tables if you're going to be printing 4x8 sheets. They can also print roll to roll, but you have to...

Yeah i'm not familiar with the other printer you're talking about, but that 360 can definitely print on reflective material as long as it's reflective that can take latex ink. And if you're going to be printing multiple feet at a time I would recommend the take up reel.

Because most materials would curl or buckle and raise up from the platens and then either the heads would cause a small head strike, or a full on head crash into the material, which is what would cause the heads to get ruined. The machine definitely has a few design flaws in my opinion, but it...

I've used and HP 360 and 370(which is basically the same) They are pretty decent printers and definitely space savers. A couple cons, if budget is always a concern, is that both are susceptible to head crashes unless you feed out the material about a foot. I've used 2 different 360's at...

If it's doing it to every file, then the next thing I would do is go through all the settings and see if something got clicked that shouldn't have been. Other than that I got nothing, never ran into a problem like this. Only other thing I could say to try if nothing else works and you haven't...

Onyx is buggy as hell in my experience. If you're pulling the file from the que or reusing the onyx file that was first made, I would try deleting it and just reprocess it, because Onyx will randomly corrupt files.

Yeah I would go either luster or matte.