window perf, hp315 and head strikes

[Geneva Olson]

The material is on the heaters too long and that causes the wrinkles , lower your resolution, only do a single pass . You’ll find by increasing the print speed the problem will go away .

The material is buckling before it hits the heaters.

 

[Geneva Olson]

it's the heat, not how long it's on the heat.

If you go more passes, and turn the heat way down it'll be perfect.

We do a lot of perf... And perf is the one media we can't use our 1 profile fits all.


Low heat, more passes - or low heat, with an interpass delay... You'll never have a wrinkle again.

The buckling is happening before it hits the heaters. If I turn the heat down any more (it's set for window perf at around 188). The ink starts rubbing off. I have one profile set for lower heat and high vacuum. but I've set the heat as low as I can set it before it starts wiping off (sometimes that doesn't even matter and it rubs off anyway). Then the vacuum has been set as high as I can get it.
The problem is that it buckles in the middle (in the same spot every time). before it hits the print heads.