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That's a different situation. We always buy bulk of what we use more of. lowers pricing. keeps stock always available.

Probably the same people who still have that stock sitting there taking up warehouse space.

Photos would help. I doubt its the software. only time it'll be the software if you print the image more than once (2 or more copies) and the issue is exactly replicated on the next image.

really? a 64"? that's smaller than OP has already got and is half the size he wants. :readthread:

Those iLoads are great!

I dont know the actual price. but i think your best chance to find a 3.2m printer in your budget is Funsun. https://www.funsunsign.com/1.6m-3.2m-large-format-printer/ Don't expect much from it though. It is chinese. but it seems to be a more common chinese branded printer.

what's your current printer?

Not sure how it works where your from, but here, We have dedicated companies that only do real-estate signs. Not even worth competing with - When the team just drives around installing signs all day. Then reuses the same board with a new print when the advertising is finished/property is sold.

Why do you need such a wide machine? For 13k, you're only hope is chinese. and not a very good one either.

You do or don't want chinese? If you do want chinese, well i don't think you'll get much advice here. and reliability and maintenance will be terrible. 3.2m printers get expensive very quickly. What's your budget?

I don't think the americans picked up on the key word "Ute" I would go with a Ute, as you can fit full sized sheets in it. a pallet even. And you can daily it. I'd go with a ford ranger, like an xlt or something if you dont need anything special. Wouldn't bother with a trailer as you always...

You'll probably get rid of your rollands when you see how good the colorado really is.

is it really worth all the effort?

You're going to have a hard time finding Oce profiles for colorgate as the Arizona comes with Onyx thrive. Better off making them or paying someone to make them for you

That sounds about right. You can opt not to get the service contract, and make that decision in a years time.

I would suggest reading through the documents canon send you. Buying a higher end printer is quite a lot different than buying something off the shelf like an Rolland. There's no real "warranty". You just get a service contract and that's your warranty so to speak. I would 100% recommend 1...

Service plan for 1 year at least. there’s always quirks or something to iron out with anything.

CMYK Engineering / Lipla inks. might interest you.

i bet it's the cat5/6 ethernet cable that goes from the onboard pc to the carrage. If you get one long enough, like a 5m or 10m one. you can temporarily replace it and see if that's the issue. Just open the carriage, unplug the cable, plug yours in. Then go to the PC part and unplug the...

to be fair, my business has never been about design and layouts. We provide a print service. But i do know layout and design. and many other things. But to assume a printer must know layout and design, but most people on here don't know squat about making a media profile which in my opinion is...