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You'll also need the Epson service software to do part exchange and alignment calibrations.

Nah, not at the moment. Rep showed us some very impressive samples (matt vs. gloss on the same media) however our Epson is still doing us well enough to not start shopping for the next machine yet... BTW, new firmware for your Fuji came out last week if you haven't seen it yet :D

Ahh good to know. Cheers :)

Maybe ask Bly if he can run something off for you. Oce visited us on Tuesday this week, and they said head office relocated to Melbourne, so I'm not even sure we have a demo room up here any more.

I'm guessing you have as much proof of this as the Republicans have shown in court so far... none.

This will age poorly Jan 20th.

That thing looks amazing. Spoke with Peter about it when he was here overhauling our Digitrim. Let me know how it goes once installed :cool:

Is it the XLA by any chance?

Zund is built in Switzerland and there are local service technicians in the city Pauly is operating out of. Who knows how well the Jwei is built and there is no local service available with <24 hour response time including parts like the Zund is.

Out of curiosity, what machine are you looking at in that price range?

General Formulations 201-HTAP (high tack vinyl for low energy surfaces) or 235 Motomark vinyl. Laminate with 238 Motomark "Armor" 8 mil thick for added protection.

BN-20 is as low as you can go in this industry. It's also excruciatingly slow in comparison to the bigger machines. Speed is rated at 1.75sq.m/hr (~19sq.ft/hr) at draft quality. Expect that to at least halve for any decent quality printing.

Bly should have some opinions on owning a Zund/Procut as he runs one in conjunction with his Arizona.

As Christian mentioned above... https://www.orafol.com/en/americas/products/oraguard-215du Extra thick layer of adhesive to settle into the texture of the UV print and reduce silvering.

Does RapidTac have alcohol in it? If so, it could cause crazing on the polycarb and/or bubbling of the vinyl after a few days/weeks as it outgasses. Never happened to me, but have heard things around here about it in the past.

There looks to be a tiny glitch in your feed calibration test print just above where the two boxes meet. I wonder if this is the source of the issue? It is absolute pure cyan print or is it possible there is a small amount of black in there? Not really sure if the feed calibration uses any more...

Windows 8.x and 10 are "SSD aware" and optimizing one of those drives just triggers a TRIM command on the drive which can often speed the drive up dramatically if a lot of cells are fragmented. Very little wear involved, and does not shuffle files around like a traditional defragment. More info...

Neither of these "doctors" are qualified in either nanotech or virology. They are both osteopaths, which are at best chiropractors which is quacky enough.

Other alternative would be to XY cut into sheets then guillotine a few slices and presto... singles!