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No, it is only reported per job.

Edit: Same file, backlit printed. Printer reports: Epson= 5.52 ml k = 0.12 m = 2.84 y = 2.17 c = 0.12 HP Latex 310 = 9.68 ml k = 0.42 m = 3.86 y = 3.65 c = 0.49 Lc = 0.3 Lm = 0.3 OP = 0.65 Almost double the ink

Update: I am printig on the Epson for 2 days and I have the first impresions. The good: 1. print quality. It is superior to HP 310 on the materials I tested so far (avery vinyl gloss and matte, no name paper, backlit) 2. operating noise 3. up time 4. costs per unit The bad: 1. the smell. Is...

It is not me, it is the client who asks for extra saturation. But I see I can convert ICC into internal Printfactory engine and there I can boost saturation up to 20%, if it will be requested. For now, my only concern regarding 40610 it is the drying time of the backlits and consider to buy the...

I've got my print samples today. Vinyl: much better quality than HP Latex. 6p Hq is slighty better than 10p on Latex 310. 8p Hq way better. Scratch resistance, on the other hand is way lower. Backlit: 12p is selable at most. 16 p is OK, less saturated tha my 200% HP profile but very good for...

316,750.30 ft² and 284,469.24 ml of ink since 2017. But it is a 310 machine. 3 SMk3, one belt and some o-rings on Optimizer line. 93% to SMK1 (85% last year, same time). Still prints good but I am in doubt if do the SMK1 or pay for a brand new 40610.

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can you give me more info about your backlit experience? - how many passes speed / sqm? - one strike or two? - drying time? - load of ink (medium estimate, yes I know it depens, but..) per sq meter/inch? Thanks On the HP latex I have - about 3,5 sq meters / hour - medium 40 ml ink / sq meter...

can you give me more info? - how many passes speed / sqm? - one strike or two? - drying time? - load of ink (medium estimate, yes I know it depens, but..) per sq meter/inch? Thanks On the HP latex I have - about 3,5 sq meters / hour - medium 40 ml ink / sq meter (including Lc, Lm and optimizer)

I am very disapointed: more than a week and Epson dealer is not able to print me a demo on a 40610 machine :(

Can someone tell if the optional dryer has heater or is only fan mode?

On the HP 315 I do 10 pass on most vinyls, 8 sq m I guess, rarely 8 pass. 16 pass on backlit. So 13 sq meters the same vinyl will be a good improuvement for me. Thanks for the info.

Can you elaborate, please? Why and how much sqfeet/sq meters / liters of ink for each head? Smell is not an issue: HP smells also, not to mention the fog when it prints with a lot of ink.

Hi, a long time HP Latex user here and now , as the infamous SMK1 deadline aproaches I am in the middle of a dilema: - pay 6000 euros to do a SMK1 job on the Latex 310 I allready have - pay 10.000 euros for a brad new Epson 40610 I had an ecosolvent before, as I also owned a Roland printer...

Latex 310 & Summa 120D combo here. Flexi (subscription) user for a few years but getting tired of the bugs. An attempt at Onyx GO, but I hate the workflow. Now I'm using Print Factory (subscription, also) and I am super happy with it. A very good layout tool, the best I have till now (also a...

Long story short: it was the ink cart. The serviceman showed me a HP memo with a serial no of bad batch magenta and yellow inks and the simptoms were very similar with mine. Strange enough, the serial writen on the cart was different from the serial reported by the printer in serviceplot. So...

Rant: can it be heat related? It is hot outside and hot in the printer room. I have a portable AC pointing to the printer but it is still very hot, almost 86 F/ 30 C. Update, a big storm cools the things down in the office, now there is under 25 C. But I am not abble to print a thing, banding...

Update: I take the old printhead, shake the hell out of it, put it in the printer and print about 4 sq meter perfect. After that the agony: the same starvation.

How can I do the syringe thing?

Here is what happened this morning: Start printer, nozzle check Perfect. Print a large block of magenta and this prints after a few cm And this a nozzle check right after the bad print, WITHOUT a printhead cleaning. PERFECT. I'm verry confuzed.