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We have a Challenge 305 that is now not cutting exactly, especially at the 8.5" mark. It's the most common cut in our shop. We thought it might be the encoder or a bad board. It jumps back and forth before settling on the programmed setting each time. Anyone have a thought as to what could cause...

We are located in South Florida. Used to get tyvek from Mac Papers but they are not stocking. They have gone downhill since being bought out 2 years ago.

Looking for 8.5" x 11" tyvek sheets for offset printing. Few 1,000 sheets if the price is right. If you have larger sheets that's fine, I can cut them down.

I'm selling my OKI label equipment. Everything you need to start printing your labels. I have a brochure, video and pics if you want to see it. I'm upgrading and need the space.

Hey Fabian, I'm selling my label equipment. Everything you need to start printing your labels. I have a brochure, video and pics if you want to see it. I'm upgrading and need the space.

I'm trying to buy from Mac Papers here in FL but since they sold to new owners the customer service and nothing in stock has me looking else where. Does anyone have suggestions for new paper vendors?

Mac Papers here in South Florida is out of everything since they got bought out. I just asked for Tyvek sheets and they said Dec. they should be getting some. Really?? My customer won't wait till Dec.

We have the Intec LP215 label printer and finisher. Prints ok. If you customer wants solids (which most do) won't print a good solid unless you use the expensive roll label material. Consumables are expensive and they have a problem with drum lives. Drum can say 40% life left and it will stop...

I have family in Maine and they said that. The demand for boxes is greater than certain papers.

I'm hearing different stories from different vendors of paper shortages. When I ask why I get different answers as to why. I've heard ports are over charging for shipments from overseas. I hear truckers are in short supply. I hear the factories don't have enough workers to keep up. I even heard...