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We recently bought a Mimaki UCJV 330 -160 and we use Flexi as our rip. Usually Flexi has rips for the Mimaki printers but in this case they don't have any available. Does anyone have any profiles that they are currently using with the 330 and flexi? Or figured out how to use the profiles from...

Yes, I've done a full dive into it. Looks like most people are using a flat bed printer and flat bed cutter or a rotary die cutter in the niche that we're in. But definitely understand that it takes a lot of time and capital to get into the field but that's not our intention. We won't be...

Hello we're in a niche that is rapidly moving into cardstock type boxes like cereal boxes. To do this in house would require a purchase of a expensive die cutter. We're hoping to outsource this work for the time being. Does anyone here know or do short run cereal type boxes? Our average order...

Yes, we have printed on card stock before. On Mimaki's website they have video for printing and cutting and creasing on cardstock. You might need to support from the back and front to prevent a head strike. I wouldn't cut on the UCJV for this type of material.

Yes a 110# would work well for us. We'll check out Kelly Paper. Thanks for advice.

Yes, the vinyl is not issue that we're having. We need to buy a rigid cardstock that we can print directly on using our printer and then the cutter to cut it and crease it for short run boxes. Do you have any supplier of coverstock?

We have a UCJV and a CG-AR that can cut and crease cardstock for short run boxes. None of our usual suppliers can source the material for us. We're wondering if anyone has a source for this type of material?

CG-AR is good for the price point. Its not going to cut like a Summa or Graphtec or have all of those functions. But its relatively easy to set up and cuts pretty well for things like stickers, decals and labels. Its night and day in terms of speed versus the UCJV. Let us know how...

We have a UCJV300 and a CG-AR 130. We do stickers and typically set up the quantity and the regisrtration marks in rasterlinks and cut on UCJV. This was ok when we starting up but now since we're getting volume we need to split the print and cut workflow between the cutter and the printer...