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Can you clarify this statement? How is this done?

I use our rollsroller(s) every day for lamination. Our tables are the 16' long version. How we do it is we fully lay our print out on the table and then place the desired amount of laminate on top. we leave about 8-10" extra on one end of both the print and the laminate. This extra amount...

Lexan can absorb and retain moisture, and then when it heats up it has nowhere to go due to the vinyl. Ive never seen this happen after years, but I have seen it happen within hours of application. Is there any chance you can check the inside of the can and see if theres moisture in there...

From what i remember the left and right rollers have an extra piece on them to let the machine know where the cutting boundaries are. It should look like a little metal tab on the rear that sticks up.

I have been seeing some interesting videos on TikTok of people utilizing dry ice blasting to remove all kinds of difficult things from objects. Leaves no mess with fluid or abrasive, but the machines look expensive. Figured it would work well on old vinyl as well. Check this out.

I agree with Ron, it will smooth out in a few days when all of the air pockets in each hole equalize in pressure. What you are seeing is just squeegee pressure marks with different amount of air in each hole of the perf.

I try and remove our white heads as soon as we are done printing any white, but have definitely forgot to do so two or three times since we got the 700W. It will certainly waste ink and maintenance cartridge life, especially if its over a long weekend. One other thing we also found out the...

From my experience it could be a couple of things. Is your cutting strip in good condition? They need to be replaced periodically, especially after you accidentally cut through the material and backing. What type of material is it? Some brands and types are more consistent in thickness...

I seem to remember with the 8000 and 8600 series, the pinch roller assemblies had to be adjusted for proper tension when replaced using a spring scale. This tension varied depending on what position order the roller was in. Does anyone have that guide? I also have a 9000 and have some...

I know thats got to feel good.

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Gino, I called NGlantz and they have no product under that name or anything close. Do you have a part number or a manufacture?

The dust can be coming from inside your machine. Everytime that print carriage moves back and forth its moving air around inside the printer, not to mention slightly shaking the whole machine which can knock bits of dust and dried aerosolized ink loose. Can you reach under there with a...

Lol, ,no we don't. :( Its still a PITA here in FL. I will say the blue marked 3M transfer tape does help alot. I also make my cut depth as light as possible, leaving little to no marks on the synthetic liner.

As im reading your post, it is sandwiched between two ad's and theres an additional one at the bottom of the page. :p

Interesting, according to their FAQ they have a special applicator system. Should only take aprox. 1 hr per escalator. I would like to see that in action.

I have the same machine and we regularly cut 48" material 20-30ft in length with no issues. It should just lightly fold over itself in the basket. If you hare having trouble with it creasing and and not folding over nicely and lightly with its own weight, you can try slowing the machine...

Graphtec makes a turnkey solution for this kind of thing, but from a glance it seems that it may be limited on what colors it can produce. Check it out. https://www.graphtecamerica.com/lcx603

We do alot of this, we print on 3M IJ8150 Optically clear vinyl with our HP700W. Printed in reverse with a overflood of white ink and with a 1/4" bleed. Prints are then laminated for protection and strength. Plastic is cleaned with sticky rollers several times and prints are either applied...