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The 560/570 uses the OMAS sensor to see the line for double-sided printing. I have found double sided to be a very big pain in the ass in general In my experience I have my own method with is a manual alignment and advance for each print. The outcome is very similar to HP's workflow and...

What is the expected longevity. Is this promotional or permanent?

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Oh and none of this is usually necessary if you have a properly profiled, color managed workflow. Sign guys and gals have plenty of time for that, right? :wink:

Well there are several schools of thought on this. I find it easier dialing in PMS colors on uncalibrated systems when K is not included. (less swatches to look at) K channel allows me to tweak the color very slightly from where I have found the closest match. There are similar charts out...

o The link is to and EPS file. Try downloading to desktop and open in illustrator.

I submit that this would work, however I believe this (below) chart will help be more precise and keep you from feeding the dumpster: http://www.summa.be/download/cmy.eps

I just want to understand, so please dont take offense. What of your printed PMS chart does not match your PMS swatchbook?

Its always the last place you look :wink:

The problem I see here is that you may not be looking at anything useful. If it does not match PMS, then what do you do? I find a CMY mix chart output on my target vinyl to be far more useful. That way I can run a PMS swatch book across until I have a match then the swatch tells me what mix...

For those that use this, what does it get you? Are you looking for how your printer will print a particular PMS?

I couldn't agree more.

Yeah, that would be insane...in a good way! High hopes for this as well.

Here is what I do with issues like this. Methodically replace or check one part at a time. 1. Check cap for its ability to drain ink. Look for debris on cap. 2. Check pumps. 3. Replace Damper 4. Replace o-rings 5. Check for cracks in the print head manifold stalk. (can happen when dampers...

Thats an issue caused by the RIP more than likely, not the heads. Does the pattern change when you change printheads in cyan?

Daige sells under a few names, all of these are fairly heavy built with poor quality and poor fit an finish. The can get the job done...for a while. Getting the correct replacement parts is an extreme pain in the ***. If you are looking for a solid unit, albit way more expensive i would say...

Here's my short list: 3D Printing Page Wide Array New Substrates Conductive Ink for Inkjet (think printing flexible circuit boards) Small High speed flatbeds What are you guys and gals looking forward to?

Simple test. Is there a surface contaminant such as plasticisers?> (makes the material flexible, but can sometimes "sweat out" as the material ages) Take some rubbing alcohol (isopropyl). Roll out a few feet of your banner. Clean 1/2 of the banner with alcohol. Leave the other half. Draw...

Looks like pigment based aqueous inkjet printing on pre prepped coated board. (receiver coating for the ink) Post process would be a urethane or acrylic coating. All of this could be done with eco friendly products as they claim.