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If the machine will heat up and only work in turtle mode, then your safety eye sensors are not seeing each other. Play around with those or call Bill Moxley....He'll get it done for you.

Tyrell Tech for sure. They have an office in Orlando and do great work.

For short runs as you describe, Roland has a new lineup of UV roll-to-roll printers with white which are really nice. If your volume goes up, then I'd start thinking Colorado M.

Likely the only thing that would stick to that wall is Walk & Wall from Continental. It is a thick and textured adhesive back media that has a ton of adhesive. I've got a customer who does this for big meetings at hotels in Chicagoland over the textured hotel wall coverings...they are up and...

There is a primer called Wall Size made by Shieldz, I believe. This has helped a few of my customers. It is a quick primer that dries very fast. It promotes adhesion...

I'd love for you to post a review. With it being only the 3.2mil, just like with 40C or other typical adhesive vinyl films, you are going to see the imperfections in the wall a lot more than the 6mil. But it sounds like this is just a temporary up-and-down graphic where it should meet...

Sorry for the response being listed five times. When I responded it said there was an error uploading my message so I tried it again a few times and apparently they all posted.

Assuming you have a solvent/latex/UV printer, try Retac from Drytac. It has a unique adhesive that sticks well to even the low-VOC paints. Best of all, it usually removes without any harm to the paint or wall even YEARS after installation. Better yet, it comes in Smooth, Canvas, Sand, and...

LESS IS MORE....less tension, less pressure, less overthinking. The more pressure you apply, the more the middle of the roller will 'deflect' or bow up. This is particularly important when mounting or laminating onto a rigid substrate. With too much pressure you'll start to see...

LESS IS MORE....less tension, less pressure, less overthinking. The more pressure you apply, the more the middle of the roller will 'deflect' or bow up. This is particularly important when mounting or laminating onto a rigid substrate. With too much pressure you'll start to see...

LESS IS MORE....less tension, less pressure, less overthinking. The more pressure you apply, the more the middle of the roller will 'deflect' or bow up. This is particularly important when mounting or laminating onto a rigid substrate. With too much pressure you'll start to see...

LESS IS MORE....less tension, less pressure, less overthinking. The more pressure you apply, the more the middle of the roller will 'deflect' or bow up. This is particularly important when mounting or laminating onto a rigid substrate. With too much pressure you'll start to see...

LESS IS MORE....less tension, less pressure, less overthinking. The more pressure you apply, the more the middle of the roller will 'deflect' or bow up. This is particularly important when mounting or laminating onto a rigid substrate. With too much pressure you'll start to see...

If the print doesn't lay flat on a table then you absolutely have a tension issue. I've typed this before....imagine if you had a rubber band and cut it....so now it is a rubber string. If you were to stretch that string and stick it to a print and then let go, the rubber band would want to...

I get it. But on a lot of laminators - especially with pvc laminates, when the takeup core gets so large it is pulling faster than the roller creating tension issues. On old-school laminators where the takeup is on a clutch it doesn't matter....but on the less expensive laminators it can...

I spoke with the factory at Colex and cutting those thicknesses of aluminum is "no problem". Is that your main interst with the laser? or is there another application? I'd love to set up a demo if you want to give me an hour on the computer.

no....my mistake.

I didn't read your post correctly and missed the part about lazers. Colex does NOT have lazer cutting, but has no problem cutting aluminum at all. Let me know if you want to do a virtual demo!

I sell Kala laminators and they have 80" units available. They may not be readily available (made in France...may have to ship it over if they don't have stock in the USA). If you'd like pricing and information, let me know and I'll get it for you.