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inkjet performance was a great help MANY TIMES, but these are getting impossible to find clean up the old one, adjust properly this install gave me hell, the first time i did it

just a guess, a belt jumped a tooth?

wouldn't it make sense to make a couple small samples and let him encapsulate them? a 12" square sample will act the same as something the size of a football field all epoxy formulations are not created equal (nor are all laminates)

i will often ask, if i have history with a client, "what is your target price that will close this deal?"

it might have been installed "upside down" or backwards. the 2 clear pieces are NOT the same length. i had problems a couple years ago, which turned out to be that the guide (the 2 clear pieces) were not clean enough clean the HELL out of them with isopropyl, make sure there is a bit of slack...

i think of the chamber lobbying for general motors, or some other "small business" with 3000 employees or more 50 years ago i was involved (vendor & former employee) with a company who called themselves a small businesss but they had over 2200 employees and 375 locations their concerns were...

it makes me wonder what the arrangement is between mimaki & a distributor/servicing rep like hybrid. my question is HOW DOES MIMAKI COMPENSATE HYBRID when a head goes bad? [and by extension how epson compensates mimaki?] do they truly SEND A BRAND NEW HEAD? or is a rebuilt head, provided by...

accounting advice from the chamber of commerce? while i always enjoy sitting around bulls**ting with joe from my regional chamber , (known him for 25 years) i don't think i would go to him for accounting advice.

there are complications, not being a "candian company" years ago, i was a consultant for a company who manufactured in the usa for dibold they had to have an office in canada, answer the phone in french, print labels on all packages with french lettering at a specified size obviously, this...

so, you have been asked to be a 3rd PARTY VENDOR. the word contractor, to me, has other meanings I may be mistaken

go on ebay and buy a used fletcher 2100

that sounds like very good news

yes, but do you agree with me, he may find hus answer there?

and obviously speed is important as well

SINCE YOU STILL HAVE A "PERFECT" NOZZLE CHECK, i will propose an experiment. we have a chinese knockoff of the print head doctor . when people ask me if it works, i say yes, if you use it on a good head. you might want to call the print head doctor in canada & speak to vlad, the owner/inventor...

i will probably botch the explanation, but, i will try a properly functioning head in this machine prints dots of differing size, in the process of printing a full color range the nozzle check is a "fast test" which is why we have more elaborate test prints in the service menu

jburns, the loupe or one of those weird little microscopes would probably work, but remember, there are many ways for the print head to fail flecks of foil sticking to the printhea is easily reversible, but,most of the other failures ARE NOT

printhead MAY NOT be perfect. you need a more experienced opinion than mine, but i believe you need to print out nozzle checks/test prints from the service menu. you may not be seeing an accurate representation of the head from nozzle check alone

(1) not enough platen heat? (2) too much ink? (3) your ink chemistry doesn't get along with that substrate? before we got the hybrid, i got a similar effect trying to direct print, running sintra through my roland sc545-ex (worked great! on styrene, though) increased pre, platen and post heat...

it seems to me, my biggest problem is going to be that it will be difficult to humidify a warehouse area heated by a hanging natural gas heater. my HVAC guy doesn't want to add a humidifier to my office furnace, a york downdraft, mounted in the suspended ceiling for the first 2-2-1/2 years we...