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Hopefully Randy will chime in with some real numbers

From Epsons site: "For unsurpassed print quality up to 91 square-foot-per-hour (SFPH) or everyday production quality printing up to 180 SFPH" From Mutohs' site: "ValueJet 1618-64” Dual Headed 8 Channel Printer... reaching speeds up to an astonishing 480 square feet per hour in production...

Mutoh has a dual head printer that is MUCH faster than the GS6000 Instead of an 8 color inkset, it runs CMYKx2

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I have had great results printing full color graphics on the 8000- the extended drying time is kind of a bummer though

You should check out DPF8000 from Arlon. Good stuff for Untreated rough surfaces like this. Lots of heat and a spongey roller will totally do the trick

thats what I'm running and I think I got that update a while ago, the only thing that I noticed after was that Photoshop didn't crash as much. No speed improvement

"self healing" mats here. 3 4'x8' on casters for endless possibilities

we never use kraft paper. same size lam as vinyl.

any of these work?

so does shutterstock.com

shutterstock.com

oh. you're the tech from wasatch huh? you were speaking to me last week about this. Kirk still seems to think that we can make this work though

Bummer. I don't get my i1 until Wed. and I really need to work something out asap as we're trying to get all of our POP stuff done right away for our new shop.

Hey everyone, Just wondering if anyone else has experienced issues trying to use profiles created by media manufacturers that were created on the 1604. The problem I'm having is that my prints are coming out at 1/3 scale and way oversaturated. let me know if this rings a bell thanks, Adam

I used to live in E. Wenatchee. Welcome to S101!

for future reference you can uncheck the "missing glyph protection" in the type preferences to correct this.

Randy?

Try some different diffusion methods in Production Manager. That always worked for me when I had trouble with gradients.

... He's not kidding.