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You should look into the operating costs of the Colorado before just considering the $68K price tag to bring one in. The ink costs on this machine are only $.09/ft2. Do the math on the ink costs of 2 HP 560's. You'll be saving around $80/roll in ink/heads/maintenance trays which are all...

If you wet-apply a water-based film, it won't fall off due to its own weight...but it will be foggy for about four or five days. By simply choosing a solvent-based adhesive, it won't have any issue at all. With that said, I've seen water-based adhesives on hard surfaces (like glass) slide...

Hi Tony- If you wet-apply a water-based clear it will look foggy for a few days until things dry out. You should use a solvent-based adhesive if you are going to wet apply a window graphic and it will look flawless from the minute you install it. We have two removable clears - one with an...

Those devices are far from the best laminators. With the upcoming ISA show, I'd be happy to send you ISA pricing for some good laminators from Seal or Kala when they announce their promotions. They are a lot more money than a Diage, but they work and they will work for the next 10-15 years if...

Yes and no. There is a main pressure valve on the bottom of a CWT which can allow you to increase the maximum pressure applied. CWT does some cool things, though, because you can lightly/quickly tap the 'down' button and increase the overall pressure from light to max but tapping the trigger...

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Never heard of MacMedia.... I also don't think I'd do business with anyone who has a "contact us" page like they do...they state they don't take phone calls or respond to messages. Bad sign. I know of a group in Ohio who services Mimaki (we only service Roland/CET/Seal). email me at...

pressure and nip Your nip is probably slightly off. Does it always go right? Or always go left? If that's the case, then get a tech out to reset the nip and you should be good to go. Make sure that when it is just lam on a print that your pressure percentage is 80%. You have a good...