HP Latex L26500 profiling

[Mega Format]

Hello,
Could anybody let me know what is the air flow setting in the profiles on the new HP latex L26500 what will it help by increasing?

Thanks, Mega

 

[HulkSmash]

not enough airflow could cause your prints to get "wet" spots in them

 

[Slamboni]

Wet Spots

We have had a nightmare trying to print to cheaper avery high intensity after being all set up for 3m HIP printing. the prints came out oily or the heat made the material buckled and caused head strikes. changing this setting will probably help. Thanks y'all!

 

[Mega Format]

Drying

Do you think if we increase the air flow could we lower the dry?
Thanks
Megaformat

 

[HulkSmash]

Do you think if we increase the air flow could we lower the dry?
Thanks
Megaformat

What are you trying to print on. Each material needs its own settings.

 

[Mega Format]

Banners on Latex

We are having drying trouble for the 13 oz. banner now the heat is on the highest, want to know if air flow can help.

 

[Dave Rowland]

what happens if you put toooo much air flow? e.g. Max setting? i have been wondering about this myself

 

[Mega Format]

Will try will see what happens.

 

[Slamboni]

L26500 issues

Did you get it to work out on the banner material? I got a good profile from the hp site that works, but the manual suggests increasing the passes and vacuum and decreasing the curing and drying temps in increments of 5 until the printing issues go away and that worked for us trying to print to avery high intensity.