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Look to your power. The printer runs on 220 because it’s more stable than 110. If not comfortable have an electrician do this for you. Remove the panel for your building have him put meters on the 220 breaker wires. Send a print. Not too worried about warm up. More curious when printer is...

No relationships with local shops? We do wholesale work all of the time for other printing companies.

the laminator for most shops is the heart and sole of the business where profits are earned and lost. If yo buy the right one, it should last you 15-20 years? Why go cheap? Look to GFP they have a 263 and a 363 I believe. both 64" 4-6k

Tere are not too many servicing dealers. Diversified Display out of NJ can help you. 9086862200. I think there is only one other dealer tech in the country on the west coast. D1 has the national contract. You can turn your printer into single head mode to get through jobs until the repair is...

Zund a small fortune but probably worth every penny, Esko fantastic tooling and software Colex best bang for the buck if you need finishing and routing, Summa great at finishing materials, falls a little short in routing...ultimately you need to figure out how much you want to spend and at a...

ran into his email this morning as well...asked for contact info before i even picked up a pencil...and went dark....delete!

https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-strong-6109438/ joe may be able to help

The HF router is typically another 12-15K. Still requires a polishing bit on acrylic where the clex doe not for finished gloss edges I was chasing between the Esko and Colex....Esko is a fantastic product. I actually like their tooling better and loved their software. At the end of the day...

The IQ is true to Epson form. Very crisp and sharp. Better than my 560 in 18pass mode..

I have one for sale in NJ...just bought a router...

if you are planning to use the router a lot avoid the Summa. Its merely a dremil. Te coro knife on the colex is fantastic as well. Summa can cut coro a little jaggy. Tech support from Colex is far superior to Summa. The boys at Summa know their sh$t as long as you can get one of them on the...

If there is white in the initial launch, their sales rep was misinformed...just had a chat the other day.

run it until the printer tees you its empty...run your heads until IQ is no longer acceptable...

The flatbed does not have white ink or greyscale heads, not sure who that will be for...Im not sure why a new printhead would attract anyone. Epson has the best image quality of any printer in its class right now. The ink smells because 4 years ago they decide to try to follow HP with quicker...

The training should come from your reseller...they are paid on the back end after a sale by HP for installation and training....

not sure if yo are printing or have a rip like Onyx Wasatch etc...but if so, Roland really does not play well with any rip other than Roland's for printing and cutting. If you are just cutting and that would be all then yo can go with any...Summa for long run accuracy, Graptec for perf cut...

The printer really likes to be less than 230v at all times...you can have irregular head issues/failures even if you are at 233-235v

Did you download and configure the HP latex mobile app on your cell phone? All of your usage is displayed right there in the palm of your hand.

just curious, was this a new printer that you purchased? Yo would be responsible for power but the reseller is responsible for installation, charging with ink and teaching you how to use it. They are payed by HP to do this...just making sure you are receiving what you are paying for...

Are you not able to use an Ethernet cable for connectivity?