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Hey Dan-agreed with what folks said-rotating every other tile helps. Maintaining room temperature helps. HAving the entire machine up to temp by running smaller jobs first helps. And having a 100+k true grand format like a vutek 3360 helps, too, but not everyone has that. Or, as colorado...

What he said! /\ I was so frustrated by this at first, then heard about the restart and it worked.

The ultraflexx prints great on the Gandi Jeti flatbed. Do it quite often. Mess has never been an issue for us.

It's a shame harry and co f'd up gandiinnovations-they are awesome machines fundamentally it's more of a shame Agfa has done nothing to pursue the innovation they purchased. The Gandi media transport concept is superior to the vutek, and Agfa could really rock EFI on the print quality side if...

sent you a PM -Rick

We can do that for you.

Folks, an associate is looking for a designjet tech in Brooklyn to work on a DJ9000 . Call Fritz at 646-393-9644. He bought one of our used designjets , did something to it, and now can't get it to work.

Replacing that head should be easy, actually. But I can also say that the latex wouldn't disappoint either. You wont miss the solvent one bit, the cleaning, head clogs, the smell. LAtex is a furnace though, and if your AC is already marginally cooling your space, the latex will certainly put...

If anyone is looking at a latex in the Northeast, there are a few demo machines in the $13k range out there that I've heard about. New heads, full ink set and 1 year warranty. Send a PM or email.

Berks county obviously aint the place it used to be :) Good for u for payin the bills

Very very cool. Congrats on getting the machine up an running.

Google up their address, then decide if you want a certain company hosting/designing/coding your sign companies web site????!!!!

We run a 5500 watt up in VT an here in NJ. With Irene, I expected to be out for 5+ days, and had 50 gallons of fuel ready. Of course, we never went out. In VT it goes out a lot, so I usually keep 20 gallons around, as it's usually localized enough that fuel is around within a 10 -15 mile range...

Shops gonna get a good cleaning, because right now it's all on the tables and not the floor. Not sure we'll be open tomorrow because of access issues between my house and the shop. Last night on the island was OK, now we wait to see if the west wind brings the water over from the mainland side.

up here on LBI we're prepped at home and will stay. Over the bridge at the shop, we will prep today. I'm anticipating a long time without electricity at both locations.

The call of duty map was so cool, I wanted to rip Dan from his chair and sit right down at his station and start shooting the place up. It's the real deal!

Dan, thanks for having us be a part of this fun project! The material is Ultraflexx wallscapes suede. We printed it on our Latex L25500. What's cool about the latex is had this been a solvent print, Dan's office would be stinking for days. The latex also handles panel to panel color consistency...

Well, yesterday I had the pleasure of installing a wall mural we printed for Dan at Graphic D-Signs. It's a wallscapes mural, that Dan's illustrator put together. I wanted to do the install personally, since it's unpasted, and our installers are more vinyl install experts. I'll let Dan chime...

The overnight westward shift of the models puts us, doh, right in the crosshairs here on LBI. Fortunately I am a weather wacker and have been following this (preparing) for days. It's amazing how many folks, ON or NEAR a BARRIER ISLAND are totally clueless about the seriousness of this. Then...

Form our experience, there is one overseas manufacturer whose coating is incompatible with the 25500. I have the almost full rolls on the shelf if you want to try to disprove it. Arlon and ultraflexx print beautifully. Unless it's Ultraflexx blockout. Then you're up the creek.