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Run the material though the printer the other way, rotated 90 degrees to see if the pattern direction changes to rule out material. You can splice in a rotated section of material onto the roll to test

Do you only see that in matte mode? Have you tried different "strategies" What material is that in the picture? I've seen stuff like on on certain materials and I think it has something to do with the material surface

I got this one https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/LeFu-LF1700-D1-High-Speed-Automatic_10000024211542.html?spm=a2700.shop_plgr.41413.2.77a17121OuBbik Placed an order and it arrived a month later, no problems, Have probably laminated 500 rolls with it now and perfect every time Be sure to...

I bought direct on Alibaba and it was half the price of what you might pay with a US distributor

It's a 15 year old printer, how long do you plan on keeping it running?

Too many other factors/variables and too much time has passed to put all the blame on the head distributor imo

What kind of inks are you running. I would say 2 years is reasonable, lots of factors could affect head life. Is this head in a 15+ year old printer?

Yea but it takes under a minute to mount a 4x8 on flatbed table. Again if you're doing a sheet here and there idk how much time you're saving and if you are doing more then there are probably better flatbeds available in this price range

Wouldn't UV be more desirable for the higher value applications?

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So let's say you save 15 cents/sq ft on vinyl printing direct and a few dollars in mounting labor per 4x8 ft board . This hp printer is 90k, so you'll have to print a couple hundred thousand square feet of rigid before you come out ahead vs doing on roll2roll. Again this is keeping in mind...

Seems like a roll2roll printer + an application table would be a better and much cheaper way for doing rigid in low volume without any sacrifices on roll printing

Why is the cutter in image positional backwards

Laminate it and see how it goes, probably won't have any problems. Little bit of silvering around the raised ink will go away overtime

Ok I just hold the roll with my right hand and pull will left. I guess good feature for someone short that can't reach over the machine

I've been using Graphtecs for 15 years and have never used that, I've seen the lock on my FC9000 but never even got curious enough to figure out what its for. What's it for?

Here is how to do it in photoshop, super easy maybe coral has a similar "warp" tool

Run it through Topaz ai and it will probably be good enough

Load printer, laminator cutter, I can do in under 10 minutes per roll. Ideally you want to have enough work where you can do whole rolls at a time, way more efficient than doing this 10 min labor to load printer, laminator, cutter for 50 sticker order. I'll even wait until I have a full rolls...

All of this depends on a lot of factors but you can easily be under $1 per sqft materials/ink cost and sell that for $15+/sq ft for lower quantities (sticker mule prices for qty of 100) all the way down to $3/sq ft or lower for quantities of 10k , 100k etc Think of it in terms of rolls, how...