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What type of printer are you using? If it is solvent, are you giving it time to cure before cutting flush to the image? If you are printing (then laminating) and then immediately cutting it, this is likely the problem. It is also true of latex a bit but not as much. Giving the vinyl and ink...

There's nothing special about the HP product...and in this case, they are a distributor just like me. There's zero reason to be loyal to HP after this tariff hike.

Polar Grip. Yes.

give me a call or email me and I might be able to help send you in the right direction.

I've got a 3mil, 7 year high coat weight and high tack adhesive vinyl that sticks like grim death to everything. 54'x150' rolls are $301.00. I know it isn't 6mils but it is available and a fraction of the cost you are using now. Even if you put a matching laminate to gain thickness you'll...

I believe the Roland solution is in stock and ready to ship if you want some numbers, Victor. Depending on which shaker the whole system is either $26K or $30K. They have a shaker made in the US which is $4K more than the one from Asia.

You can get the adhesive off of the rollers by heating them up and using an industrial rubber eraser. Back when we sold hot laminators, these 'erasers' were everywhere...I haven't needed to find one in forever,, but this looks like it would do the trick...I'd buy a few of them since they are...

Who did you buy the roll from? As a distributor, you should take it back them and make it their problem, not yours. If he agrees you have nothing to do with it, then either don't pay for it or demand a replacement. I never really understood the concept of a high-tack removable. What do you...

We can cut down rolls to just about any width, but I don't believe we can sheet the material seeing it is a single release liner product.

New? Used? I can send you pricing on new...but for what they are selling for now you can get a better model in a Kala for the same price with more features. If you are in the market for used, I've got a customer in Chicago looking to sell off his old Seal 600 which is in flawless shape...

Hard to beat the new pricing on the VG3 series printers. If you have the volume, maybe consider the XP 640 higher speed printer from Roland and pair it with a Summa T series plotter to open your workflow. The XP does not cut like the VG does. The ink costs are only $.10/ft2 which will save...

I sell the Roland line...but I cannot sell one to you in Jersey. I love their new XP640 roll-to-roll solvent printer. It has room for 8 colors...you can double up on CMYK and get awesome speed or you can go with the expanded colors and slow things down a bit. The really great part is the ink...

Not a chance. The UK coating plant is awesome and isn't going anywhere.

Thankfully, no. In all of the insane back-and-forth between the US and Canada, they eventually said that most of the agreement from the original USMCA would stand until it expires next year and these products fell under it. This is for the products made in Toronto. The products they coat in...

I can cut down our 60" material which is the similar spec but with the added feature of air-egress liner instead of a smooth liner. We stock and cut in Cleveland, so likely only a day away. We primarily stock 54" so easily could do 27" and I can bring in 60" to cut down to 30" each. Our...

Assuming it is a 5x10 with Ricoh Gen 6 heads? CMYK+WW? 4 heads total? A 5x10 Fluid Color with four heads sells for around $135K plus $5K installation and training and shipping, so your price is in range.

I've got 100% polyester which is used for mass production of online art and custom maps via ecommerce stores. It doesn't have the 'knotty imperfections' of a poly-cotton canvas, but for the average person looking at it, it looks great. 59"x164' rolls are only $286.67 plus shipping. Stocked in...

email me your address and I can send you a hand sample of our high-tack that also has a high coat-weight of adhesive allowing it to really dig into all sorts of surfaces. A 54"x150' is only $300 and you can use it for any application when you are done with this job.

I like to assume that is a good thing? If so, share a picture!

I believe you did