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I cleaned the oily residue off my rollers when I first got it and haven't had to wipe them down again, except to get any dust or lint off that might have been on the rollers.

You can actually load a 54 inch roll in the 1204. Heres a video from 401 graphics on how to do it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG2nFqZC2zo

Dave isn't including a free roll with the laminator?

They are very good at shipping out any replacement parts IF you need them.

Ive run 18 foot prints with no issues. The only tracking issue is from me not feeding it straight but ive never had it track poorly.

What is your mutoh doing? Did you buy it new less than a year ago?

The arrow isn't near as big of an issue as the letter T is.

Laminators are essentially very simple machines. rollers, a motor, a speed controller, and a switch really. Maybe some heaters if your going heat assist. I was impressed by the build quality of my us tech. It is really stable and works great.

Personally, Im not feeling all the overlapping on the word NORTH. I see an 0, and I and Im not sure what else. Make the T look like a T.... Maybe move the arrow to another letter? Like the leg of the N or the H....

Your right, I should have been more specific, Mine also came with one but I have Kraft paper on it so an additional bar may be beneficial.

Ive got the AK series and it was my first laminator, never used one before this. As for lowering the rollers manually, its not a big deal for me. just turn each knob a half turn or so at a time, alternating sides. Tracking seems to be pretty straight. Ive ran several 20' prints through and...

I have installed them on one box truck and it was a nightmare. I think the graphics had been stored rolled up in high humidity for several years. What I had to install was cut vinyl, acrylic adhesive, non air release, and extremely thin and fragile. PITA.

Heres one ive been asked to make.

Yes, I could have found it in less time, however as I stated before, I can not be in two places at once. If I would have been at my computer I could have done it just fine. But I was not in my shop when I made this post so I figured I would ask for a hand.

First off, Old Paint, yes you have been doing this much longer than I have. But how do you know that I didn't do a google search? Fred, I had been on that page on the winco website. What no one seems to be understanding is that I WAS COMPLETELY CAPABLE OF DOING THIS MYSELF and while I may not...

CONGRATS!!! Whats your address ill mail you a cookie! Maybe if you would slow down to read the entire post you wouldn't have to constantly degrade people. Maybe you SHOULDNT be in this business, I cant imagine you are very good with customers, as many negative and degrading posts as you put on...

I am starting to think that my lines from the capping station to the waste ink tank are clogged. I am having the same issues with my cyan ink spreading to the magenta and black. I replaced the pads in the waste ink tank and have done numerous cleanings but it appears that there is no ink...

I would gladly go this route but I need to have this printed and installed in the next 3 hours:banghead:

I am in a huge time crunch right now and need this logo converted so I can blow it up and print it. Ill gladly pay for this and could manage to do it myself if I had more time. THANK YOU

Mines on a mutoh1204, not trying to thread jack but it started out my magenta lines actually shifted to a dark dark dark blueish color...had to print a giant solid magenta square to get the lines cleaned out and now they are fine. Now one of the black nozzles has picked up blue and is printing...