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Makes sense to me to match the cards with litho and not the other way around. Since litho will have a MUCH broader range of colors and halftones possible, it will be much easier to match the "what you see is what you get" result of the plastic cards with litho afterwards. Otherwise you would...

If Doyle is still in business, they would be the ones to contact. Always made a quality product and the majority of after market systems in the U.S. are Doyles. Roland likely makes one but the cost would likely be double of what a good after market system is.

I am just curious as to the views of the modern printer as to the age old question whether to purchase a new machine or a pre-owned machine. I have sold new and now consult and broker in the used market. Maybe I'm rationalizing but it seems I'm always on the wrong side of the industry. LOL...

Maaaaann, do I feel old! Eight track player among Ipods it seems. I only got into this industry because I had heard of all the alcohol and strippers! Was I disappointed. LOL In the printing industry for over 30 years now. I started in production and moved into several management positions...

Without seeing the sheets, this one could be any one of a hundred issues. But I will tell you something I had run into half a lifetime ago. Running on large format machines (64") we would start seeing little "specks" that seemed to be etched into the plate. Re-made plates , same thing...

KBA machines KBA machines This discussion can take hours! lol I worked for KBA North America for 12 years as Product Manager and District sales. So I am very familiar with the machines. Give me a shout.

I've been in the printing industry for over 30 years in production, production management and equipment sales. I spent 12 years at one of the major manufacturers as Product manager and District Sales and have learned all the machines inside and out. The "best" machine, no such thing...