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Only issue with Graftec is that if you have an issue..the plotter needs to be created up and shipped to an authorized repair location at your expense...even if it arrives damaged in shipping... Summa/Roland's are repaired onsite

Hp 5500...they are worth more as a trade in foreigner a new hp latex printer or hp aqueous printer.. 1-2k

I would pass on this job..."your installed vinyl" will be reason for its fiery death...

Just an assumption...they used liquid lamination...the pr mask is to give it some size/protection when installing...I question liquid lam on vehicles all the time...makes no sense...

Buy OEM from reseller...if they don't work they get replaced for free...Roland has 90 day warranty for parts

GFP...webs up in under 1'...they have videos online...they are number one in the industry for a reason...

I'd go latex...HP is outselling everybody...easy to use...Roland will print at 1440x1440 where HP max is 1200x1200...but it's very rare to print at max quality because of speed... the overall cost of ownership is significantly less with latex then Eco solvent will ever be...

Lastly print alignment issue obviously, make sure linear encoder is clean...warm water and shammy from maintannce kit.. and if you haven't oils unit and filled oiler at install...most people do not...it's a good time to do this now that you are 6 months in... power off printer from rear, open...

Told you the fabric media... what is your temp? Every profile has temps at 230 degrees...way to hot imo Adh vinyl 210-215, banner 215-220, photo paper 200-205, fabric 205-210...that's were I start .....if you have too much heat...it causes media to rise(heat rises) and media will go with...

So much here I may have to re-read to add...media striking one side remove media, lift blue pinch lever arm, open glass...no gently flex the pinch wheels upward...these are plastic so be careful...use your thumb and focus on section that has a small mettle prong...do this across the entire...

GFP webbed up in inches... That Seal is a little long in the tooth...still good for mounting and laminating mounted boards..

The answer to getting corrugated plastic to not have ink chip off was to bake the ink onto the sheet by increasing heat of lamps to high (which reduces lamp life) and have fans blowing on the carriage area to prevent the head board from over-heating....

Anapurna's control ink flow with positive and negative air pressure through a Venturi valve...you really need to understand how it operates to be able to reduce downtime with clogged nozzles...even with an anti static bar these units have difficulties when printing plastics...the belt will wear...

For starters..your warranty is from HP. You do not need to use your reseller for service or support. You can contact HP directly or another reseller...you have KFI and Diversified Display Products in your area...try them...Advantage has always sucked... what is the status of your heads? How...

Gotcha...if you go to seal's website they have videos for all of the different ways to load and use the printer... check out You Tube as well...they are uploaded there too

I don't have one...what kind of info do you need?

In fact...any reseller that sells the printer has to provide phone support

Don't be pressured because of a sale...after this one ends..HP will release another... but being a startup...I would keep you in a latex...look at the 110...same as the 310 except... 400ml ink cartridges...self install.....very easy to do...comes with a rip in the box solution...and when you...

EPSON has a 90 day warranty on all service work...call them immediately...

Lower temp, use edge guards, try without ink collector if you are using it