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This has nothing to do with the rip, the vinyl has lifted up between the pinch rollers and hit the bottom of the carriage. All you have to do is align the roll properly, also you might need to lower the platen temp a little bit.

Are you talking about the Magenta horizontal lines ?

Lookig for vinyl that will be installed in very cold weather (20F) and must withstand that temp for a long period of time, about 3 years. Appreciate your help.

By the way I have original 1 litre smart cards for this printer in case you need it.

At the root folder, search for the wasatch folder, it will be named like (ws66), inside it there is a folder called (configurations), inside search for (spitfire65), you can ICC profiles inside this folder and it will show inside Wasatch.

The most 2 common things you have to watch are: 1- Media feed adjustment as the tension at the beginning of the roll will be different the at the middle or end. 2- Missing nozzels I'm using 8 printheads in CMYK x 2 formulation

Wasatch if excellent, try another profile or built a custom one. You can also check material supplier for a ready made profile.

Yes, I have Infiniti FY-3208H equipped with 8 Seiko SPT-510, it's really a very good machine considering the price. It's not a Mutoh or DGI you can't print un-attended, you have to watch it while printing.

I think so, but I can't guarantee cause I never tried.

The printer wont detect the ink type, it only reads the card.

Yes

When you insert the card on the back slot of the printer, it recognizes the amount of ink to be charged regardless of color.

Here is also a link to the service manual in case you don't have it. MM_Spitfire65-90.pdf

Hope these files can help. Firmware - Google Drive

Summa, the D series works excellent with me.

You have to use 1 litre type Ver 1.0 (I made that move in 2007) The Spitfire machines were designed only to work with mild solvent inks in the 1 litter configuration. It is very easy to make the machine think that is working in mild solvent mode perhaps you were putting eco ink in the refill...

Some solvent and eco solvent media won't print well on older Latex models like L26500 because the material won't stand the temperature required for latex ink to cure.

This is a problem with RIP software, try to rasterize the artwork first using Photoshop and resend as Tiff file.

Ik starvation could be an ink issue, what inks are you using ?

We have a simple structure as follows: Get a new client and manage the account: 5% of sales for first year / 4% after (1% goes to production staff) Get a new client only: 2% Manage a client only: 2%