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Latex 115 or 315 samples
- Thread starter Claytons
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balstestrat
Problem Solver
I show you a picture of a canvas 5m away and you couldn't tell the difference on which machine made it.
Get some real samples from the guys you are going to buy the machine.
Get some real samples from the guys you are going to buy the machine.
Geneva Olson
Expert Storyteller
go check out our google page clearlakeautowraps. Everything we print is on an HP315
CanuckSigns
Active Member
Don't rely on samples from vendors, most of them tweak the files so they print beautifully. Send some of your own files to a few local dealers and have them print them on different media's and different speeds/passes, only then will you see the real deal.
Geneva Olson
Expert Storyteller
like a photograph. I have printed several images that are photographs. As long as it's a large file jpeg it will print beautfully.
Zach Starr
Head of Printing Operations
Looking for latex printers, also check out Stratojet Hawk Cleanprint. Check samples from them as well, and compare both. Also, would recommend sending your files so you can see the quality in both machines
Claytons
New Member
Thanks for the recommendation, Unfortunately I'm in the UK so I need suppliers that can ship here. I found the HP 54" cutter on a few US web sites but none would ship to the UK, $3999 in the US and £7000 ( $9600 ish ) here in the UK
balstestrat
Problem Solver
Why do you want the HP cutter? Just get a summa.
Claytons
New Member
I'm starting to realise this but, I'm not sure what choices I have, i know about the summa s one 140 but I'm not sure what other cutters can read the hp barcodes system.
balstestrat
Problem Solver
Its not the printer that generates the barcode, it's the RIP. You can print with HP and cut with Graphtec. Print with Canon and cut with HP cutter.
It doesn't matter which you choose only make sure the software supports both.
Claytons
New Member
Sorry, I didn't make myself clear, I understand what you say but I am getting a latex and I want to use the barcodes system in the software but I don't know what cutter options I have that can just read the barcodes and cut.
balstestrat
Problem Solver
Summa S One, S2, D-series. (HP Cutter)
Graphtec FC9000
I think those are your realistic options. I can't recommend any other brand. Now as long as your software supports the cutter it will have the support for barcode.
Graphtec FC9000
I think those are your realistic options. I can't recommend any other brand. Now as long as your software supports the cutter it will have the support for barcode.
Zach Starr
Head of Printing Operations
Yes you are correct Graphtec and Summa are the best options for cutters if you are looking for a barcoding print and cut solution. You just need to speak with the RIP Support and let them know you are wanting to print barcodes and use them on the cutting too.
Claytons
New Member
i've managed to get hold of a summa D140 so its just a case of getting the printer now, Getting there 1 step at a time.
Thanks
Stacey K
I like making signs
Very cool! Thanks for sharing your page
Did we see you on the site?
Geneva Olson
Expert Storyteller
naaa. I try to stay OUT of the photos! HA!Very cool! Thanks for sharing your page
I just noticed that our google page and our instagram page have more photos loaded than our website.