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We have a 62 Pro D, and it's part of the "productivity package" or something like that, but can be purchased by itself too. It bolts on to the support bar behind the top roller. It's nothing special really, just 2 blade holders on a slide that you can position anywhere, and the blades snap...

our Seal has a trimmer option that we purchased afterwards and I installed it myself. It works pretty good, although I occasionally run into issues with any laminate overhanging sticking to the pull roller and getting wound up on that if I'm not paying attention.

That'd be nice, haven't found that setting though. If anyone with a summa knows what setting to change I'd appreciate it!

got off the phone with Airmark tech support, and no, there's not a way for it to take up while checking the size of material. That's a bit disappointing....how do people do long cuts on these?

Maybe I'm doing this wrong, but is there a way to get it to roll up when it checks the size? If I run the job I've got, it's about 5 yards long. When I tell the machine to find the marks, it asks me to place over the first mark, then will advance enough material to do the entire job to make...

how do you have the software set up? I'm having a heck of a time trying to get it to do what I want, but I'm running through Onyx Postershop and their cut-server. I finally got it to at least roll material up after a panel, but it only does two rows of marks, which is only half the cutpath, so...

that was it! Thanks.

I've got a job coming up shortly that's going to use around 500yds of material, with 2 cuts per yd. How well does the take-up system work? That's the only manageable way I can see to make this project work without printing each 2 cuts as one job and cutting them off as it goes. I know I had...

There's also a setting under advanced for drying time per pass in case you need that. I've run into it a couple times where the dry time came in handy.

I've never had it change the size of my prints on me...yet.

I'm starting to think some of my issues have been not getting the profile installed properly to the printer. It always seems to happen when I switch brands, from 3M to Avery, or to a generic. I just reinstalled the Avery profile and it worked fine. Time will tell if that's the issue or not...

I've had an S80600 for a year now, and have never noticed anything getting scratched moving around the shop. That includes rolling multiple sheets up to carry between buildings.

I have my spot color in illustrator to be a silver to give some indication of what the color would look like when it's printed. I figured I'd have to adjust the color in illustrator or Onyx to make it end up the color I want, which isn't a huge deal. I just don't get the effect I had expected...

We're looking at getting a UJF-6042 MKii in the very near future, and I'm looking for opinions or reviews on how people like the machine. Or if there's a machine in the same category that prints better quality, I'm all ears. Print speed doesn't really bother us, it's all about print quality...

I haven't messed with the metallic ink much on our S80600 since we bought the printer almost a year ago, but have a job that it might work for now. I can get the machine to lay down the silver, but it really doesn't seem to give any different effect other than to darken the color. I had hoped...

I hate their packaging. Everything I've ever gotten has been rolled up and stuffed in a tube, including the knives I ordered with some material. They squeezed them in the center of the loosely rolled material, which opened the packaging and the knives were banging around

Do the air channels every truly disappear on the Avery MPI 1105 SuperCast Easy Apply RS? First time using it, and I've noticed that you can still see the hexagon shape channels after application.

I've got a coworker who combined their last names when they were married. Took half from one and half from the other and made a new last name.

Because that's what the customer requested and the boss bought.

What films do you recommend? I've got some SV480 here, and some Avery MPI 1105SC from previous jobs. I've only got cast laminates here, and I don't really want to order a full roll just for this job.