Re Large Format Solvent Printer

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I need to apply a solvent based ink onto vinyl but the main players
like Roland, Mimaki etc seem to sell HUGE machines. Does anyone know
who makes a version about 40mm wide please, thats about 16 inches

dodgyguy
 
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dodgyman wrote:
> I need to apply a solvent based ink onto vinyl but the main players
> like Roland, Mimaki etc seem to sell HUGE machines. Does anyone know
> who makes a version about 40mm wide please, thats about 16 inches
>
> dodgyguy

This kind of printer is built for commercial sign makers and such - I
doubt very much that you will find a consumer level machine. I think
you'll have to bite the bullet and have a commercial printer do the job
for you. Probably cheaper than buying your own, anyway. Good luck!
 
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On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 14:47:09 +0100, dodgyman wrote:

>I need to apply a solvent based ink onto vinyl but the main players
>like Roland, Mimaki etc seem to sell HUGE machines. Does anyone know
>who makes a version about 40mm wide please, thats about 16 inches
>

You probably meant 400 mm.

Geo
 
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There is the Roland PC12,it is 323.4mm.
<dodgyman> wrote in message
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>I need to apply a solvent based ink onto vinyl but the main players
> like Roland, Mimaki etc seem to sell HUGE machines. Does anyone know
> who makes a version about 40mm wide please, thats about 16 inches
>
> dodgyguy
 
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On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 11:43:04 -0500, "Douglas" <.> wrote:

>There is the Roland PC12,it is 323.4mm.
><dodgyman> wrote in message

Thanks Douglas

When I sent my post I had a feeling that a small solvent printer would
be more than half the cost of the Jumbo ones. At 3-4000 dollars the
PC12 sems to have proved this!
Thanks anyway, but as another poster has said I think Ill have to keep
paying the guys who have mortgaged themsleves into buying the real
thing

Dogyguy