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A lot of banner material will curl on the edge if you don't finish it. It also makes a stronger point for the grommets so they won't tear themselves out.

I think that comment was a joke (or hope it was)... the 11900 range is ~35-50% slower than a 3950X :big laugh:

Onyx... bit of a learning curve, but once you get past that it's excellent and can do nearly everything you want.

ColorCrest, are you able to show me a plot of Fogra39 vs. Epson Wide please? Edit: Nevermind, found an online site which was able to plot the comparison. It's weird, I've played with the EpsonWide profile before, but our colours seem to render terribly. For one reason or another, our supplier...

It's a "feature" of latex printers. They can't print a panel consistently from top to bottom, so you need to flip every 2nd file so they somewhat match during install :roflmao: Do a search for "latex color shift" or "latex color consistency" for more info.

We just print RGB 255/0/0 and we get excellent reds. What RIP are you using?

The thermal heads in that machine are fragile enough with aqueous inks... solvent would destroy them very quickly.

We never print anything tiled, but I noticed this setting... maybe it'll help?

How old is the roll of media?

Just to clarify, I think that last character should be a capital "O" and not a zero. Full product code is GF203OAPAE for the grey back w. air egress.

What sort of profile are you using? How many passes and what resolution? This machine is capable of very high quality prints if set up correctly.

It should print on anything that is latex compatible... this is most vinyl types that can handle higher temperatures required for curing. It is nothing like an aqueous machine.

We stock 201-HTAP all the time... the new AE (air egress) version is excellent to work with. 230 AutoMark isn't bad for wrap with mild curves either.

Arctic Lustre has a matte texture, therefore it is not optically clear. Optically clears are generally cast, glossy and use an adhesive that when adhered to glass you can see right through it as if it weren't there.... i.e. optically clear without any aberration.

It's very close to "Edge of Madness" but I feel like I've seen this font in my collection somewhere.

I think they mean the Epson can't do 5 layers.

Something has corrupted one of the printer configuration files in Onyx. Re-install the driver package.

I'd certainly read it for historic value. I'd have very little to input, but would like to see if there's anything I can do today that could be improved by "how it used to be done".

What machine do you currently use?

Thanks, just wanted to be sure. It does sound a bit like pre-feeding, however I'm not sure why it wouldn't cut the rest of the job once it checks media length and won't happen on other jobs. Would it be possible to share the suspect file? I could try it on our 8600-160 to try rule out a...