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Digitech is an excellent company to work with. They build solid, reliable printers with low operating costs. The ink sticks to everything we print. Service and maintenance are excellent. My first Digitech was installed 6 years ago and they keep getting better.

Dyne test pens are used to determine corona level.

Hiring installers that stick around seems to be a challenge everywhere. Sometimes it makes more sense to raise prices to cover the cost of contractors.

Colorado is made for that kind of banner volume.

Digitech printers are solid workhorse printers worth considering. We’ve been runnning them for 5 years and recently upgraded our oldest to the XLT. Production runs are up to 80 boards an hour with the auto-unloader. We don’t have the space for the unloader and usually print around 50-60 boards...

What do you charge customers for bounced checks? We are updating our policy and want to make sure it's reasonable and within industry norms. Currently we collect the bank charge, but nothing for our bookkeeping costs and inconvenience costs. Is it reasonable to charge more than the bank fee...

We bought the all inclusive contract. It covers 2 heads a year but excludes head crashes. We have changed 2 heads in 4 years with about 600k printed

We run most of our wall graphics on a Colorado 1650. Good speed and consistency.

They have one in their booth at the Printing United Expo. They weren’t printing while I was there. Hope to see it run tomorrow.

When clients ask for their art we usually just send them the proof, which they previously received in an email anyway. High quality print files and vector files are production work and a completely different discussion.

Our August meter read was 465k. We haven't changed a head yet.

Dang, that's so low, the customer might notice if you hang a picture over it. Our installers used to strip the backers, now they only peel a few inches as they work down the wall to keep the vinyl from touching. They still run into the problem, just not as often.

HP Latex inks don't have much gloss of their own. We print large black decals on matte vinyl and get a nice matte finish.

Thanks for the feedback. Our 570 has been a solid printer for 5+ years, but small failures are getting more frequent - fans, power supplies, etc. Most are inexpensive repairs but being down for a couple of days waiting on parts creates bottlenecks. My interest in changing is not because...

The old stories were about printers arriving broken, parts and service not available, lots of errors and failures with a lot of downtime. I’ve also noted that HP says it’s a brand new printer and not an upgrade to the 500 series and a few post had concerns that 700/800’s don’t work as well as...

There were a lot of issues with the Latex 800 when it launched. They seemed hit and miss. It’s kept me from upgrading our 570. Can anyone share more current experiences?

Our agent has been an advocate for how my staff is rated by the insurance company. I strongly agree with the suggestion for finding a good agent.

He got a lot of mileage out of a small shop. He could start a side hustle doing garage makeovers.

Don’t know for sure about vinyl. When I looked at bringing in coroplast, shipping costs didn‘t make sense at less than full 40’ containers.

It’s way easier. (for context, we averaged 45 jobs a day YTD) When a designer is out, we open their queue to view customer changes/approvals and see due dates versus having to dig through their email and a stack of job jackets. When a printer goes down we don’t have to read through tickets to...