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We made so paper table cloths for a kids day. We ordered a 60# white kraft paper from Uline and printed outlines on a Seiko M64 a copule days before the event. There were no complaints. I guess it worked.
It looks to me like there might be a temperature change as the machine warms up. Look to see if there could be slight buckling of the media as it moves across the platten. If there is, try dropping the pre and platten temps a couple degrees.
We use Summa GoSign here. There is a plugin for Adobe Illustrator. It has automatically set everything correct so far. We do add a 1/2" all the way around after the registration marks are created. There might be a plug in on Summa's site for the GoProduce.
We had to reconfigure GoSign to use a USB instead of the internet connection. Use the devices tab at the top. It searches automatically when opened at our shop.
I have operated 2 different s80's. The first one Epson came and replaced the fan. It just changed the pitch. They also couldn't figure out how to resolve the issue. The one I am currently operating is in a smaller work area. The fan seems louder. Epson said it is normal. One tech couldn't...
I used to cut bout 20' (240") back in the day with the first t160. We set everything manually back then. We were within a knife blade when we forgot to add a bleed.
When I was printing UV we would print the image twice, one on top of the other. With our roll printers, we would print 2 images. One would be to an optically clear. We would then overlay on our light table to achieve correct registration.
The inks for the FB were overfilled from HP. That was done to make sure the printer wouldn't empty the bladder and draw air into the lines. When I ran those units, I would start checking ink levels at 10% remaining. I could usually print until 0% remaining. We also shook our ink boxes once a...
We were doing engine compartment decals a few years back. We ended up using 3M 480 with 3M 8580 laminate. The customer was sticking the decals to the valve covers of his race engines.
I printed on some 1080 films when they first came out. After laminating, I experienced some issues with ink/laminate adhesion to the surface. 3M told me the film wasn't ment to be printed on. When the laminate started peeling, it took the ink with it. I was printing with a Seiko M-64 and a...
Good Morning, I am currently searching for 10 yards of Avery Chrome Red wrapping film. Avery is currently estimating 60 days on delivery. Any help would be appreciated.
We have an 865dh and it works really well. I've ran GBC, Seal, Kala and it seams to keep up with them really well. The thickest laminate we have run is a textured 5mil. It handled it really well. We don't use the heat and haven't had any problem with silvering.
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