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So you're not actually flushing the machine properly when switching to the 3rd party inks but rather just pulling the empty cartridge out and replacing it with something else and mixing? That's worse than using 3rd party alone. Are the heads capped properly? I would do medium cleanings over a...

With all due respect, rather than use any more 3rd party parts or try to do it yourself, why not call a certified Roland Tech to come fix it before this gets any worse than it already is. Everyday you are down you are losing money

Contact Beacon Graphics in Somerville NJ. They sell and service Mimaki

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Be sure to repost again in 6 months after using what they are calling "roland Ink" at those prices and let us know what disasters you're experiencing. Trying to cut costs NOW by using cheaper inks and media will only cost you MORE in the long run with jobs needing to be redone and losing...

That's a competitor beating your price not a dealer selling materials at one price to one customer and then something to another.. See..it's apparently ok to call up a dealer and beat them up on price for equipment but when it happens to you guys out in the field, it's no longer funny.

You're right.. dealers sell Roland warranties just to make money. Who would have thought...such an outrageous concept..making money. When the machine breaks, we come out, replace the parts and you sign a piece of paper...how difficult for you. Gas costs money, Tolls cost money, taking an...

Incorrect. There arent "pricing structures" for different customers. A better way of phrasing would be to simply understand that some companies sell more of a particular item or brand than others, therefore, they move it higher quantities and can get better volume pricing and then offer better...

Grimco is also a company that prints signs and banners for anyone who walks off the streets. They will sell you products and then take money right out of your other pocket. And I wouldnt be too sure about them selling Oracal. Just because you purchase a dealer that sells Oracal doesnt mean...

What media is it? Does this happen only with THIS file or all files. What type of ink is in the machine? What mode are you using?

I agree with a majority of these posts when stating why would you put 3rd party inks in a NEW machine. You have (or should have unless it was sold by someone not in the territory) a dealer who can come out and assist with any and all problems on this machine. Why risk it to save a few bucks? SMH

Could be a motor issue. I would recommend calling a local dealer.

Def depends on what you are cutting and how much of the blade you have exposed. You shouldnt have any more than the thickness of a credit card worth of the blade exposed from the holder.

Jesus..where in the hell did you find that!? $3500!?! Wow...Just be careful. Make sure you get a copy of the history and service report. Last time I had a customer buy a machine for a cheap price off an end user it needed 5 print heads out of 6 and a servo board.

Really all depends on what you are looking to do. It's one of the most popular ones out there. From what I have seen it's the most user friendly. Can handle all of the medias the other models can it's just slower. For the price it's the best value out there to get started and has one of the...

I've used Roland's HTM2 and their mask and have had great success with it. Specialty Materials has their CPS2160 brand as well for more stretch and wash durability

What type of media is it? What brand? You changed the head yourself? Or did a technician do it for you? Does this happen with all files or just this particular file? Is it Roland ink?

It's not just about an invoice. This is how Sign Warehouse is..cheap cheap cheap but the service is d0gsh*t. This is why some people will pay a little more and never have to sacrifice quality service.

Not cheap but good quality...and that's a bad thing?? Since when did CHEAP become a GOOD word?

Not true. You can buy a copy of Versaworks with a key that will drive the SP-300 Series.