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WHY WHY WHY HP went to every media manufacturer and forced them to pay somewhere around $2500 per media for profiles that were guaranteed to work...your cost per sq' including consumables is $.22-$.23/sq' no cleaning, instant dry, completely off gassed and ready to laminate... there are so...

This might be the first time Ihave ever heard a complaint about Roland support or customer service...IMO they are one of the best in the industry. Verticle banding... a few things I would check/verify does the printer run on 110 or 220...take the panel off your breaker box and while printing...

Check connection between encoder board and carriage board verify that belt is tight replace encoder board replace scan motor replace servo board replace main board

Is the media on HP's approved list? There should be a profile downloadable from HP's website if so...I'd kick this one back to your reseller...have them get it to work for you...they should support what they sell...

Yep. This is why the product evolved to the new 300 series...latex optimizer becomes a scratch resistant coating to your print... I would try a different media... only other place to look is how much ink are you using to create that black...a designer right out of school will build a black...

Well if you a have a tech onsite..I would flip the cyan head wth another...make sure he changes rank...run a few strong cleanings first to clear head...leave dampers in place...see if the problem follows...It should only cost you 1.5 hours of service time..but let you know right away if it's the...

Mactac Street Wrap I believe...that's the ticket!

If the job. Or work is big enough or consistent...Avery will color match for you...I think it is a 10-15 roll minimum

WHY? HP 5000 series UV will only minimize your color gamut and maybe..maybe get you another 3months outdoor...not water proof... plus they cost more.... plus you will need a new ink line assembly full set of UV printheads full set of UV ink cartridges... Take the 3K you are about to...

If your firmware is current...ink and heads new...(I hope you agitate the ink cartridge before installing) I would look at two other possibilities...verify your electricity. And Imead at the breaker box, while printing. 220 is supposed to be more stable, but if the power to your printers...

Try unseating all then reseating one at a time...if it's 3rd party ink it could be the smart chip...if OEM, might be ink line assembly

iPad Por with a little app called Astropad

Check and update the printer firmware and make sure versaworks is up to date. Set a static IP address on both the printer and computer...make sure wireless adapter settings are disabled on laptop...

It will work

What is your build for black? Too much ink can cause drop outs in channels, ink man not dry...build your black with 100k, 30m, 30c, and 30y

It's a pressurized system...did anyone try to change a cartridge without telling the printer? This turns your cartridge into a blow fish...you may have ink in your air tube...that could cause this problem..look at the ink tubes entering the carriage at the left...are they all filled with ink...

Assuming it's an HP? Issue with carriage assembly...maybe a head installed improperly...could need carriage board cables re-seated...is the rail oiled? How bout the oiler? If latex...

Give your rip a file with the most possible color and then have your rip convert it to CMYK one time...build your files and work in RGB (after all that's what your screen is producing) and have your Rip convert to CMYK (thats' what it does) may give you a little more consistency and overall...

The 360 is great. Are you only focusing on wraps? The 360 will allow you to create custom profiles, print double sided banners and print on porous media with the ink collector inserted. The 330, 310 and 110 are stripped down versions only by feature not quality. They all use the same heads and...

If all four pc's are on the same network...it may be possible to share the cutter (treat it like a printer) from one computer to the other three..