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Have you tried double cutting it? Can you throw it in the deep freeze to make it contrat, then weed? Had a customer that I cut all his sand blast material for, and he swore by freezing it before weeding. My 2 cents.:Canada 2:

Well the yellow is fading again! Printing 12 inches then starts to fade out. It would appear after 12 inches it will go for a wipe then it starts to fade out. I have been able to finish some prints by doing a head clean as soon as it wipes. Also the line under the capping station is still...

I think the o-ring was not tight enough. Seems to be printing fine for now. Thanks for the responses and an extra thank you to table hockey for the extra help and phone call.

I am going through the same problem with a sc500. Pull the damper off and see if the ink is drawing back to the cartridge. If it is it is probably the o-ring under the brass nut. If the ink level stays the same change the damper. Cheers and goodluck

As soon as I took the damper off the ink started going back to the cartridge. Hmm Maybe not tight enough.

Hi TableHockey I printed out the system report. The temp is 73.4. I also printed out the test print 52 inch wide all color are there except yellow. There is no yellow at all. I don't believe the clear line is blocked. I can see it fill up a bit when in clean mode when it is creating suction...

Spoke to soon. It printed about 18 inches then starved out.:frustrated:

:omg2:I HAVE YELLOW!!! I put in a yellow roland cartridge a couple of head cleans, perfect test print, and am now printing a job that is 4 days late! No there was air getting in but thanks! I think the rubber where the cartridge goes into the needle may be worn from the solvents. Just my guess...

I am running out of patience! I have a roland sc500 and am running bulk ink. My yellow has started to starve and test print is 1/4 to half full. I have changed the dampers several times, new capping station, new o-rings at damper, and line to cartridge. I have followed the instructions from the...

Hi Scott post the picture with the lines missing, mabey someone has seen that before and know why it is doing it.:Canada 2:

Let me know if any of the profiles have worked for you.:Canada 2:

Hi Art I have read some of your postings and replies to posts. I am impressed with your knowledge of the printers and how they work! I would like your input on a conversion I am doing. I am converting a jv2 to either sepiax or uv ink. From my understanding sepiax will work but requires alot of...

I have profiles for you. PM me and I will send them to you. Please be a little specific on what you are printing on as I have lots of them. From what I see your heat needs to go higher on that material. I found you have to play with the heat. As sfr table hockey has said some materials...

WOW, Looks Great!