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Thank you, will do.

JD, That is a clever idea, similar on floor graphics. SK

Hello j, Talk to your material vendor, there is Higher Energy magnet materials, normally designated as HE. https://www.grimco.com/Catalog/Products/MAGNUMMAGNETICSMUSCLEMAGDIGITAL I will also let you know if you are overlaminating them, DO NOT use calendared laminate, use cast. Good luck. SK

Hello all, We use Onyx 22 for our Dye-sub printer. We have a Media/Profile that we like how the color prints, but it is set to the slowest print mode. I did a search and it seems we can clone the media/profile and change the settings for faster output speeds. Are there any pitfalls or tiger...

wonderings, What do you mean by "the calibration process"? If you are talking about building an ICC profile, then yes it may take that long, depending on the Spectrophotometer you have. FWIW you should not have to build them very often. Caldera is an excellent RIP, easy to use, fast Ripping...

Thank you Gordo. I will give it a look, take care. SK

Hello Edd, In a previous life, I had similar issues with laminating digital prints too. We used a product from Skandacor that had UltraGrip in the name of the product, it helped but we sometimes did have issues though. They too would suggest the 24 hour waiting period as well. But as you...

Hi, One other suggestion, there may be a time when you need this option but do not want to turn of the CM fully. There should be an option to "Preserve Pure Black" on your DFE. Keep an eye out for that, it may be useful one day. SK

Hello all, Need a bit of a Hail Mary here. I am working with a company that has Prinergy Evo 5.3, I know it is very old. They are a smaller shop that does not do much litho work these days. They are struggling with Color Matching and I was hoping to help them out. They have been told that...

bcr, Thank you, I did see that. It looks like this printer would be good for printing logos. The pictures I included, while they may not have shown it clearly, the printing goes all the way around the circumference of the ball, that is what confuses me. I think Pippip is on the right path as...

pippip, This may be the device. I am still trying to wrap my head around how they can calibrate a device to print so well on a convex surface along with the peaks and valleys of the dimples and the registration does not really suffer. Thanks SK

bcr, Forgive me, what did I miss? Thanks SK

Magnus, Thanks for the feedback but that cannot be the device that printed the Golf ball in the photo. The site your provided clearly states that the machine is a flat bed printer. That would not work for this application. Someone will clue us in. Take care, SK

Hello all, Recently I picked up a Golf ball and noticed that it was Digitally printed. I am stumped at how this is possible. As many of you know Golf balls have several properties that make this process very challenging. First they are round, secondly the dimples and third since they are...