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you can cheat. The only issue is white ink...that removes with a brush and isopropyl quite easily.

Gonna spoil his fun...he's not in work yet...two gripes...one has been resolved...there was(and still is until everyone's gets the next firmware) a 23 second delay between boards when running a multi panel job. The latest firmware destroys this almost completely. No need for adhesion promoter at...

I would use panoflex walk and wall and call it a day

I did not know that you could buy that part separate from the incline assembly. The cost seems suspicious. Did you purchase from HP? If it starts up without any errors then the main board is communicating with the carriage board. If there was a problem you would get an error. Does the printer...

the print looks like its out of registration. How old is unit? Have you refiled the carriage rail oiler? Is the rail oiled? What about the ad on the left side of the carriage? If the problem goes away, it could just be the carriage getting itself moving in dirty conditions.

seal image 600 is a terrible machine for cold lamination...it does heat and mounting just fine. It does not have crowned rollers...you can get the gap 300 series for like 5k...I'd go that route.

You have no bucket truck...go have a chat and work out an arrangement that they do all of your installs in the future then you can offer that as a service, mark it up and keep the whole job in house next time. If they do not print, Im sure he will give you a plug on their post. Maybe you have...

Jordon, Im late to this post...Maintenance cartridge and your line sensor error are probably related. You can clean the line sensor...it looks for the maintenance cartridge if its not working properly there is that issue. Broken piece under the carriage was cased by broken edge guards in the...

I am not a third party ink fan..I know people are successful with them but that is the only non OEM item in your printer and you are having ink flow issues...

the hp downloads firmware and profiles from hp's server directly to the printer...as your business grows you may print more than just stickers...files get larger and you want the largest funnel between your rip pc and your computer. If you want your pc to have a chance at lasting as long as your...

are you using oem ink? have to ask otherwise I am wasting my time. Did you do something that may have put air in the system?

the head board needs to be programmed for a mutoh, mimaki or roland printer. the gs6000 head is significantly less because roland, mutoh and mimaki upcharge because they source them from epson. You could blow your main board if you just plug it in.

10 was buggy because of adobe updates at the time...if your adobe software is current do yourself a favor and upgrade your rip. They worked things out by v12

if this is a dedicated rip (and it should be in my opinion) i7 4gb ram for windows, 2gb per active printer...ram is cheap go with 16gb 500gb ssd for os and onyx program 7200rpm 1-2tb hdd for job folder gigabit network card

These are bundles, I was not aware that you could swap out cutters. Dont they ship as is? The 115 and the 315 are identical printers except, ink cartridges are smaller in the 115, the 115 is end user installed and it ships with a 6 moth warranty. You have to take an online class to open up the...

It works better from the roll. Onyx should not be reducing any sizes unless you are working from a quickset. You should confirm the file size is correct on each side. What is your justification out of Onyx? I always justify center.

I have the bosch...up to 65' dead nuts

Running a rip off of a tower will make your rip more efficient. t will not solve any color issues that you are having.

two ways to handle it...you can print what they supply and then it looks poorly on you or you can look for art or call up companies directly for art and re-create at no cost. They sell these banners at a fixed price to raise money for the club. They are not going to want to incur any costs other...

buy a summa or Graphtec...you’ll be happier in the long run