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Mark, Very interested in your options for our Jetplate 7600 making plates for a Heidelberg GTO 52, 15.75" x 20.125" Currently using Kodak Pro plates and just starting to test VIM JT plates. Jim

Thanks Kevin, we plan to order the 1st of November and again the 1st December to build our inventory.:p I just wish Kodak could rethink this issue, the plates work so good for us. Jim B.

Horaaaay! Kodak plates came in today, enough to carry us to the end of December. This will give us some breathing room to try the VIM JT plates, I hope. Probally will turn around right away an order more Kodak plates for a 3-6 months buffer. Life is Good, again.

Still waiting for an altrernative to Kodak plates, no matter who the dealer is. Thanks for your help!

To be clear about this whole thing with JetPlate, I am not unhappy with the system, now that I have installed a new print head in the 7600... My issue is the ending supply of Kodak plates and nothing else, however if I can get the new system (4800 or 4880) I will do so and take advantage of AM...

Who are you "InkjetCTP_waste_of_money" if you are who I think you are, you are NOT totally innocent in the JetPlate demise. And if you are the tech that worked on my system last December your follow thru and understanding of printers needs comes up short. I hate to see the negative posts you...

This may sound crazy to most on this forum, but what can you do if I upgrade from the JetPlate 7600 to the soon to be released xpressjet (Epson) 4880 using VIM JT plates?

Thanks, please keep us posted. I will let you all know if we find out anything positive. Check this link... for VIM JT plate information. http://members.whattheythink.com/news/index.cfm?id=40216

Hi, everybody. New user to the forum, have been a user of a JetPlate 7600 for a year now. After replacing the print head on the 7600 my system is usable, however the issue of plate availablity may make it useless for the future. I have had no problem talking to M.S. at xpressjet, but can I trust...