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Have been asking around and other companies have had the same issues/struggles we are having with this material. Fuji themselves have admitted this is an issue they are aware of and there isn't much that can be done. Their white ink just isn't compatible with polypropylene. We have found...

Yeah, there are other Fuji inks that are better but unfortunately Fuji NZ don't supply them in New Zealand. We could get them in at a cost but a cost we need to avoid at present. We are using KI, KN is apparently much better, but more difficult to work with. 1/ Have tried using IPA - Minimal...

Will consider upgrading the lamps when these ones need replacing, won't be for a while though as the machine is only about 6 months old.

Interesting. Might look at getting these. Thanks.

So, still having major issues with adhesion on Polypropylene and in particular with the white ink. Not having a lot of luck with the Fuji people as they can't seem to give an answer. This isn't an issue with the material as it's fresh material, and still an issue even after using adhesion...

The material is the same that we have had other companies print on prior to getting our own machine, it hasn't been treated.

Oh, and the Adobe Illustrator is paid for now. Was recommended to us from the machine supplier. Looks like it will do the job.

Thanks Stephen. Yes, professional software but not professional operators lol.

Hi all, Fairly new to the prepress end of printing, have been in the finishing side for 20+ years. We are running a Fujifilm Acuity 4006 flatbed. When we receive a file from a client (PDF usually) if white is needed to be printed on the file it is usually either black or magenta on the file...

We are running the Fujifilm Acuity Select 4006 flat bed and having issues with ink adhesion on rigid polypropylene. Ink scratches off very easily even after being left overnight. UV lamps turned to max. Uvijet adhesion master used but made minimal improvement. Using Uvijet KI inks. Something...

On the Acuity Advance Select 4006 we have the white options fitted (no varnish). Is there a way to still run the machine with CMYK even though one of the white bags is empty? There must be a way to by-pass or disable one channel and still be able to print with other colours.