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Have you heard about the Mimaki UCJV Series ? Here some amazing features : UV LED technology High versatility Integreated cutter with ID-Cut technology Instant drying Extreme scratch resistance 1L UV ink bottle There are two models available in 4 laizes...

Sorry to tell you that but HP Latex are crap printers. Ask for changing the printer or a refund and buy an eco-solvent printer !!

The reddish or pinkish tint is a common and known issue on HP Latex printers when you want to print in grayscale.

The chinese manufacturers don't care if you're satisified with your purchase or not. They don't care if their products will last weeks or months before the troubleshoots appear. All they care is that you buy their products, they stack their pockets and you can complain to the world about their...

My advice : Stay away from chinese products especially printers, plotters, CNC, engravers... Buy only recognized and known brands.

This ranking is based on which report? If you argue that HP is better than Roland and Mutoh we can agree but better than Epson especially the SureColor Series I do not think so. I understand and I respect the fact you're a HP Latex reseller (If I'm not wrong) but I talked with many HP resellers...

Solvent and Latex are like diesel and electric engines, they are different and they don't have the same technology. Most people and printer shops use solvent printers like Windows system on PCs. HP has no doubt the most diversified printing branch (DesignJet, Latex, Scitex, Indigo, PageWide) but...

When you see a $16k printer that prints on t-shirts and hoodies you realize it's a useless product and a bad investment.

You can't compare a single CMYK printhead printer (Mimaki JV150) with a dual CMYK printhead printer (Epson SureColor 60600). If I have to choose I will purchase the Epson without hesitation. I agree with SignMeUpGraphics about the speed and the colour gamut. The Mimaki delivers also great...

HP Latex printers are like Apple products : Pretending being special and having unique technology but the truth they have so much issues that many users turned them down and got back to eco-solvent. Personnally I ordered an Epson SureColor S40610 and I don't regret having dropped the HP Latex...

Yes it's really heavy (615 lbs - 279 Kg) and well built product. Go with 54" Summa vinyl cutter. I don't know which Onyx version came with your printer but my dealer told me it's Onyx RIPCenter Epson Edition. I think the RIP version is different depending on location area. Anyway it's a good RIP...

Epson is by far better in many printing aspects like color gamut, accuracy and consistency. HP Latex despite the versatility has shown many issues in almost all its models. I ordered a SureColor S40600 that will come in the couple next weeks which will satisfy my needs in indoor and outdoor...

Great purchase !! If you can print a job and post pictures so we can see the print quality on both printers.

About the ink drying and lamination on the Epson SureColor S series there is a whitepaper, very informative. You can download it here : https://blog.epson.com/small-business/wp-solvent-printing/

One of the known issue with HP Latex printers is color inconsistency. You can set everything properly from profile calibration to color proofing you will "sometimes" end with poor prints to throw to the trash. A waste of material, inks, time and money.

Before looking for a supplier you should look which flex brands are compatible with Latex (check HP PrintOS Media Locator https://www.printos.com). Here some suppliers, members could provide you further details which material is suitable with Latex printers. https://shop.spandex.com/...

What version of Onyx are you using ? I've talked with the Onyx EMEA inside sales representative who told me that Onyx RipCenter Epson Edition is the version provided with the printer. Compared to Onyx PosterShop and ProductionHouse It's more the entry level software...

If you want a powerful RIP software with all the features and fonctions I highly recommand ColorGATE ProductionServer 10 and for Ink Cost Calculation you also have a module that give the average amount of inks in each job. https://www.colorgate.com/productionserver/...

Thank you BigfishDM for the link. Meanwhile do you have any news on new HP Latex products ? The HP authorized dealer with whom I've talked and met many times about my intention to buy a HP Latex 335 Print & Cut (still hesitating between that and an Epson SureColor SC-S40610 + Roland GS-24 vinyl...

Maybe Epson should switch the ink system on their SureColor by the ink refill system of their EcoTank printers. A 1000ml bottle instead of the classic 700ml cartridges. I also hope they get rid of the waste ink bottle seen the volume of waste inks which is money thrown by the window !