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Thank you for the replies, we are cutting through. I think all of our knives are double bevel, I will order a single and try that. Now that you say that, I remember the person that came to train us talking about that.

They are brand new blades, we just got the machine new in September. I tried a slimmer blade we have never used before and it still did it. I tried slowing the machine down to half the speed and still got the rough edges.

We have been using our esko v series since September, I recently cut styrene with it with our rigid material knife. The edges are a little rough where the blade passes, I tried a slimmer knife but still get the rough edges. Is there a way to avoid this? I'm still learning, so open to any...

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Is there still somewhere I can see this? I clicked the link but it doesn't work any longer. Thanks

I saw you were selling a multicut on a thread on here. We are looking into buying some kind of flatbed cutter and currently have a quote on the multicut and an esko and a summa F series. What were your opinions on the multicut, was it easy to use and operate?

Thank you and yes they now cut from the roll what they need to screen print. He did get some samples printed on a roland, the prints looked good but it was much slower print speed than what he was hoping for.

Thank you for the replies, and yes Pat it is printed on a self adhesive photoluminescent film and also on rigid sheets. He does want the white option also. Thanks again.

Thank you both for the replies, I will look into both of those. I had written down to research the CET from just looking on this site reading different threads earlier today. Thank you.

Thank you, that's what I've gathered so far is to stay from the EFI.

I am helping my dad research printers for his marine safety company. They currently offer photoluminescent signage to their customers that is screen printed. He would like to now upgrade to a flatbed printer for these signs. His budget is $75,000-100,000. He has talked to some of his suppliers...