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Have you done a nozzle check to insure all colors a printing?

They closed the sewing operation in Baltimore several months ago, but said they were keeping the one near DC. Was told volume was off and they would be reducing the number of warehouse that sew so they could use the additional space for additional product. I have had few problems with anything...

Try Fellers', if you try std. laminate with a dri erase pen and and it works, you better supply the pen with your print. I supplied something once after trying a pen I had and it was no problem, after the customer used a different brand, I couldn't find anything that would get his marker off...

How many heaters do you have, I would think at least 3 if not 4. Preheat, heads and post heat or dryer. The one you need to try turning down would be the feed, if that doesn't stop it, try the one under the head.

Also what kind of matrial, banner?

What about the heater under the head?

We've had the problem in the past, as I remember it was the heat with some materials, try turning your heat back, maybe 5 degrees.

Paint mask is typically thick and doesn't conform very well. I would think it would a problem to get a good edge seal on diamond plate. I would just letter with a cast vinyl, a rivit brush and a little heat, you'll get a better result.

Are planning to print and cover say plywood or heavy coroplast, if so, just overlay another next year. If you're using cut vinyl, use something inexpensive and supply a new sign next year, the cost of labor to remove would excede the value of the material, or have the customer remove the the...

Sounds like Avery's Etchmark.

We print on clear laminate and the use white laminate over the ink. Works great for subsurface acrylic and inside windows.

Do you mean reverse printed like for the inside of a window? If so, print a reverse image on clear material, we use laminating film, and them laminate white vinyl over the printed image, works very well for reverse application on clear acrylic, glass, etc.

Anybody tried any of the 3rd party in with better results. We've had to put a lot of material in the dumpster in the last 6 months or so.

We have had several problems, the tab broke free I think twice, but we have had a problem with the cartridge running dry with no indication many time. We use an average of 8 -10 cartidges per month and buy from Fellers. We have sent a number of the bad units back to Fellers who have sent them...

We have had that problem using Flexi 8.6. fairly frequently. The way we get around it is to open all incoming PDF files using Photoshop and save as a Photoshop file and then open it in Flexi. Never have a problem doing it that way.

Do you have a grass area in the vacinity that you could install a pipe, plastic or metal , frame. We have made "U" frames, 2 vertical and a horizontal pipe join the verticals to the horizontal with 2 elbow, 4 eye bolts and bungee cords from corner gromets in the banner to the eye bolts. We...

I would agree it's most likely the paint. About 1 year ago we installed some Avery low tac wall material on a painted wall, semi gloss finish, 2 weeks later customer called some of the letters were curling off the wall. Since the job was 30 miles down the road I printed more vinyl and cut new...

Most software that ships with a printer is so basic it's worth what the printer manufacture charges for it, nothing. Might be able to make the printer print, but I not known anyone using it very long. We used what came with our first printer for about 24hrs to see how useless it was.

I had a demo at a local distributor on HP and Roland. When starting both machines at the same time, the Roland finished first, took 30 -35 minutes for the HP heater to get up to temp. When running both machines at 120 sq ft per hr, the HP had noticable banding which the Roland didn't. When the...

We have turned off the check material control, don't remember what it was under, will check the manual in the morning and let you know.