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https://www.mactac.com/UserFiles/Graphics/Performance_Guides/MACmask84817.pdf May or may not be what you are looking for but worth a peek.

Yes we have a different description for it here in Canada ;) Have a great evening.

It may not be rocket science but their are specific products for paintmask. Not applications tapes but actual Paintmask.

Mactac and Orafol have paintmasks specifically designed for this process

Allanson - LEDrofit - 12V system, GE - Linefit - 24V system

Most likely an update on the inks photoinitiators, move from cationic uv inks back to free radical uv and higher uv output of the LED lamps.

Most of them are now using UV LED lamps for curing.

Looks like the same print heads as the Vanguard that Bruce recommended. May I ask where this printer is manufactured?

Good Day Bruce, That is the first I have seen of that printer, looks interesting and a good price point. Cheers! Rick

Is there a coating on this type of rubber floor? Rubber is a difficult surface to adhere to. Of those two Arlon products the 8000 shrinks quite a bit unless they modified it, 8200 would be better if it adheres to rubber.

Mutoh PerformanceJet 280 - $84,995

Which Mactac clear was it?

Try a polymeric calendered material as long as their are no contours. There are no inexpensive cast products. General Formulations has a product like that GF Automark a 2.4 mil vinyl instead of the typical 3 mil and they have a thin laminate. Should be about half of cast

That cost would be for 440ml OEM cartridges

6 mil is mainly used for wall graphics for the reasons you mention it is easier to handle. The OP however is talking about 3" to 8" decals, should be easy to apply. The best product for this is 3mil, however if you have customers that do not mind you can use whatever you prefer. My job as a...

This is what he said: for all purpose decals (vehicles, laptops, cups, etc). How many people pay for vehicle graphics for short term? Maybe some but not many. For a cheap decal why bother with 6 mil use a 3 mil Chinese monomeric vinyl then lol If you like shrinkage

In my 30 years on the supply side rarely have I seen anyone using 6 mil for decals, wall graphics yes. Have never seen anyone use 6 mil for vehicle graphics. 2 mil cast for rivets and contours and 3 mil polymeric calendared for flat surfaces.

There are plenty of 3 - 4 mil vinyls with 83 - 90lb liners that will do the job and not feel flimsy

If the print job is big enough as in many pieces, it would be best screen printed using a barrier white.