arizona 2360xtf and Colex 1726 Router

[Sundance]

Looking at getting into the signage market, what do you think of this combo.

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[Correct Color]

High-end high-priced products.

They could be exactly what you need... or not. It depends on what you're going to be doing with them.


Mike Adams
Correct Color

 

[Sundance]

High-end high-priced products.

They could be exactly what you need... or not. It depends on what you're going to be doing with them.


Mike Adams
Correct Color

we are looking for a 5year solution to keep up with competition. Lots of supermaket signage as well as city and government..

 

[Correct Color]

So is this all rigid substrate?

 

[Sundance]

No..vynil and decal..banners.etc we are getting the conveyor on router as well..

 

[pauly92]

No..vynil and decal..banners.etc we are getting the conveyor on router as well..

do you have other printers or are you jumping into the ocean and buying a flatbed printer and a flatbed cnc cutter?

 

[Sundance]

yes, we are modeled after Kinkos...we have 3 locations currently and are setting up multiple stores with a production center to carry the heavy loads. www.sundanceprintcenters.com

 

[Correct Color]

So you're expanding from small-format to large-format?

If so, I can help. A lot.

 

[Sundance]

We have mamaki..we are expanding into high volume signage..we currently cold mount boards..too slow for the future..what do you do..

 

[Correct Color]

I do color management and print process control for large and grand format printers. My company is Correct Color. I've been at this for 15 years, and in that time I've seen every combination there is of RIP's printers, media, etc.

I've also helped numerous companies in situations just such as yours in making decisions regarding equipment that fits their needs perfectly.

Whatever it is you're considering, I've seen it and I can advise. And when you put your shop together, I can setup your workflow so that you are producing premium quality work, first sheet, every time, and making money from day one, with no "learning curve" at all.


Mike