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+1 Used a jv33 for 3 years then moved to latex 25500, and now have 26500, but just bought seiko m64s. If you loved the jv33 , like we all do... then seiko is the way foward.

sewing tip The trick to sewing "Jonc" or silicone edge , is to make sure the jonc is below the fabric. This way the bottom grooved feeder does not grip and mark the print. Also you can replace the metal foot with a teflon foot set. If the operator is not skilled enuf to guide the jonc, just...

The swiss q is a very good machine, and thereare about 10 here in south africa. There is also a tested inkset that allows you to do vac form. Depending on the budget and type of volume , it could be the right machine for you. We decided on the durst p10 , mainly because of the ease of feeding...

Not sure about the general workflow out there, we print a lot of 2, 3 and 4mm sheets abs. 1.2m x 2.5m. We print the sheet then liquid lam the whole sheet, then we router, or panel saw after that with absolutely no ink or lam chipping on the edges. Will the clear coat spray also hold just as well ?

http://www.marabu-inks.com/products-screen-pad-digital-liquid-coatings/marabu-inks-for-every-application/applicationsforliquidcoatings.html

Durst P10 I am also looking foward to some thoughts on this. We have been printing on the Durst P10 250 flatbed for almost a year now and what we encountered is as follows. 1. UV inks finish by default a matt/satin finish. So if end product is acceptable as a matt finish we just supply as is...

support Are u buying direct from NuTec or thru distributor ?

Hi, Does anyone have the wiring and power requirements for the mimaki take up unit ? I actually want to use the take up unit on another machine, and wish to connect it to a independant power source. So the pin config and power ratings will be appreciated. Thanks Nishan

+1 for Nate.... Any way we also moved to caldera, but what I can recall, I know onyx10 , you could select your cutter in preflight ... so just apply without a cutter selected, and you will see all your cutcontours, then make sure to select yr cutter again and apply befor submitting

Sorry, can't help u , as I am not in the US. Just curios what dinoc range u wish to print on?

When u are preflighting, make sure when u select your printer, the right media width is selected as well. Onyx has the tendancy to auto adjust your image to the default page width. If the size u need is not available, u can add page sizes to your printer , in your "manage printers"option

We have the rho 500r, and done about 200k sqm on it... it is the most versatile 5m machine, the one at fespa now is 12pl.. so quality is equal if not better than new latex. However you cannot compare latex vs uv inks. It all depends on the applications, we run building wraps/billboards at 250...

You can look at Aristo... we have one for four years now, and never a hassle. It will do what you require and much more.

try onyxtalk.com

If I may ask, what laminating machine are using

If you plan to print with UV inks , then hot lamination is a must, as the ink sits on the surface and the lam must be "soft" enough to get a good finish.

U can have a look at this type of system as well. A 1.6m wide setup is around 13k Euro... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixHmOAQcD8g

Do you have both these machines? I have the 1.5m latex, and the backlits are quiet good, and we are installing the p10 250, in November. I have seen the reverse print backlit with white over sample, and it looks great. We have the rho 500r, and we sell lots of backlit production of that machine...

Oh... and it is UV cured.

LOL ... just sample prints, but will be seeing live demo of this 1st week march.