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Summa DC4Sx - whos running it?

customsticker

New Member
I have been in contact with summa about getting one of these machines. They are of course very confident of it's abilities. Now it's time to hear the users side of things. I have samples coming in the mail and have seen what it's capable of. It definitely isn't as pretty as an inkjet, but it gets the job done for sure.

Do you find it a worthwhile investment for only printing onto clear? (This is the only reason I will be purchasing one, to print white).

What are your experiences with printing onto clear?

Is the banding an issue for you?

How do you like the software and flexibility of setting up a bare bones jpg file, and slapping it onto clear with a white base being laid down first?

Any other stand out experiences (specifically onto clear), let me know! Everything I have seen here, I have asked the dealer directly about it; which has been a huge help.

Thanks!
 

PGSigns

New Member
I have one and it works great for what we do. I would recommend going through one of there dealers like Oldham Group. Having the dealer involved when you get it and making sure its good to go is a big help.
Jimmy
 

imakeitwork

New Member
I've had one now for about 6 mos. and love it! I've printed on just about anything and everything from lower grade cals. to holographics and custom films. Works very well on clear and we do alot of that. Also just put a new Summa D75R plotter next to it to handle OPOS cutting of overlaminated prints as the DC4SX isn't so good at realigning and OPOS reading after removing a print especially with a laminate.

It's a good investment.

Mike T
 

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