SAM Inks for versa camm

[the graphics co]

Anyone using the SAM inks in their roland? if so what are your thoughts on them, quality, color, plug and play? I was told they could be switched out with no line flushing. Sounds good, but curious if anyone has any experience.

 

[rjssigns]

Don't even go there. Look up some of my earlier posts. Went through all that crap and learned a horribly expensive lesson. I may frame the $900 in leftover worthless 3rd party ink as a sorry reminder.
Here's the way it flops: As long as they are taking your money it will be nothing but sunshine. But have it go the other way when they have to pay for what their ink effed up, good luck. Been there done that.
Those s**t inks ruin heads, belts even boards from their excessive overspray and chemical compounds.

Buy a drive belt for your rig then pay the service call for it. Then we can talk about how much was saved.

A member recently put it best: You don't use 3rd party printers or 3rd party materials why use 3rd party inks?

If it is "exactly" like OEM then warranty it like OEM!!!!

If you are worried about the few extra cents per square "they" claim you can "save" you should look for another line of work.

Sorry for the rant. It seems I am still a bit PO'ed at what happened to me.

 

[CS-SignSupply-TT]

How long have you OWNED your VersaCamm; what has inspired you to gaze at 3rd party plug-n-play inks? How much printing do you do: eight hours a day, 5 days a week -or- once a week?