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Now that is a production shop!

Very nice facility, but just looks like a designing firm with some roll to roll printers. We could definitely take some pointers on interior design, but we are more of a manufacturing facility than a store front (very little walk in traffic).

I second FFR.

Glad it worked for you, but we have sent them the same file asking them to match the same PMS color at least four times and it has come back different (and no where close) each time. It wasn't a big deal and the customer was very understanding, but if it was a big deal...that would be a $1k out...

They are a great company to work with and have a great business model. Their prices are great and they are extremely quick. I would not suggest using them when you have a critical pms color to match. Other than that, they are a great company and definitely recommend using them.

General Formulations 201/Oracal 210 General Formulations statcic cling General Formulations PSC/Oracal 210 3M IJ180C/3M 8519 Bantex 13oz and 18oz Ultraflex 13oz Sihl Tri-solve poster paper Optisolve Backlit Had the printer almost two years and love it. We don't run it every day, but then will...

We use to run to Arizona solvent printers and we never laminated anything before our Epson. Like said above, you would obviously have to laminate wraps. We had prints that were outside 5+ years and never faded, scratched or anything. Wish our Epson was as durable as our solvent printers, but...

This. We have had Primex send a truck to pick up skids of drops out of runs and credit our account. Can't remember the price, but it seems close to $.04 per pound. A win-win for everybody.

We have been using Bantex 18oz for several years and love it. We have been getting it custom cut to 63"x75' for a job that we regularly run. Lately we have been getting out bid and the only option left is to research new materials. I am looking for something similar/comparable to Bantex 18oz...

We had a color shift in all our colors (most notably the green) when we updated our rip (Colorburst). The update allowed for faster printing, but under a loop was printing less or larger dots. Looked more like a 4 color machine printing than an 8 color. We ended up reverting back to the older...

Had the GS6000 for 18 months with minimal issues. Fantastic quality, minimal maintenance and works like a horse. Can't ask for much more.

Nice stuff. Is that the new Agfa M2540? If so, how do you like it?

55 4x8s an hour fast. Closing in on our screen presses (150/hour).

Those are pretty neat.

ForgeInc: Any updates?

We have had a few minor speed bumps with our GS6000 and Epson has been great. No finger pointing, questioning, etc, they just fix the problem. Anything that has become a known issue with these printers, they have been more than willing to fix on their dime. If something is not right, they...

I hope you are charging an arm and a leg removing that sh!t. I am sure there are trade secrets that make a world of difference, but I will never remove vinyl again. At our shop rate and the experiences we have had, they might as well buy a "newer" used car.

Never tried it. Thanks for the info. Our house premask is TransferRite 782U and works well except for when it hits the humidity. Everything we have used seems to always buckle/lift from the liner and we need something that will layflat.

What premask do you use for RTA vinyl cut lettering? These will be 3"x10" vinyl cut logos for a snowboard shop to inventory and sell. They need to layflat and be presentable as they may have them for a while. Everything we have ever used has curled and buckled as soon as any humidity gets...

Sorry to hear about your printer going down, but also appreciate your honesty. You never want to hear just the positives on a piece of equipment. I want to hear about all the real world experiences and headaches that you face on a day to day basis.