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Got it from deal extreme, a chinese company, which has gotten better recently but its still a few weeks to a month.
They have some sort of US direct service thats a little faster but not sure if they have this item or anything like it in their US "store"...
Latest update 2/13
All morning I have been trying to adjust the side to side roller pressure and thought I was making head way but not really.
Here is my latest question. How much tension to put on the material not the the lam the printed vinyl?
As a last resort, I just tried ramping up the...
Well for my test I raised up the rollers and fed the material through pulling it tight to make sure it was lined up according to the machine and then lowered the top roller. I've even done this when I have laminated instead of using a board or scrap liner.
Not sure what you mean be advance the feed roll. As for uneven pressure I did just adjust it using my cobbled together force gauge. Its one of these with strips of banner material.
It was tight on the left side with it falling out on the right side. I got it to within 10 or so grams of force.
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Ok I have finally gotten back to the laminator issue. Right after I posted this I had about a month of horrible computer issues. I'm also the network engineer here and we had a server that crashed avery 19 hours day or night.
But anyway after having the laminate travel across the...
Does anyone know of any good solvent printable vinyls (mimaki jv33-130) for decals for the inside of doors.
They want to stick a small 2" square decal on the interior door panel. I'm telling them not sure how long it will last since the vinyl itself is not a great surface but any type of armor...
Well I did start to use pull strips and I did feel like the right side needed to be tighter. I'm working on getting a digital pull scale.
The print starts fine for a maybe half the print and then it slowly starts to bunch.
Freeloading, thats the only way I have ever done it. Until I got the new mimaki everything was in sheets of not much more than 8 feet.
Now that I have a takeup reel on the new printer that may change. Though then I guess I need a take up reel on the laminator.
Also and this relates to a PP I...
Ok small update.
I got it cracked open. First Vinylman its not the same model but easy enough to figure out. It has two adjustment screws. I turned each one a quarter turn since without a gauge (working on that) I wasn't sure how much adjustment I would need. Now not sure if this makes a...
Thanks for all the replies especially Vinylman. I haven't had a chance to tear it apart yet but I'm going to work on the pressure issue this afternoon.
As for some other suggestions like nip pressure and the like, I'm semi new to all the graphics stuff. I was hired as the Network/PC Support...
I have a major laminator issue. If you check my history I came here 3 years ago asking for tips about my Royal Sovereign RCH-1401 H. Its been going ok but I still get alignment issues where after 10 feet I'm an inch or more to one side but this new issue is a show stopper.
Since I only had a...
My issue is that when you exit the Settings Screen it will hang. This will happen every fourth or fifth time you go in and come it.
There is no reason except of course it always happens when you are in a rush.
On another forum it was posted that you should keep your A and B queues empty...
thanks for all the tips.
First I didn't center the lam on the machine at all I didn't even really try so thats my first step.
Also I have to figure out if I'm even placing the graphic square to the table and rollers.
One other question.
I taped the backer to the take up roll that...
I have a new Royal Sovereign RCH-1401 H.
Two days ago we got installed it and put a small roll of oracal 210 lam on it and laminated a few things. There was only maybe 10 feet of lam left on the roll so I couldn't really test it out but wow big improvement over the Big Squeegee. :clapping:
So...
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