nativeera

What Printer/ Cutter shall I use for printing and cutting vehicle Decals? Perhaps All in One.

Please list.

Prices?

 

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vctradingcubao

The Roland Versacamm Series and the Mimaki CJV series are the only print & cut machines that I know of. Both should be good.

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nativeera

So can you please explain.

If I buy a 42 inch printer separate.

Can I Also load a printed sheet into a cutter manually with registration marks and all.

What would be easier?

 

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vctradingcubao

It really is a matter of choice, but for me, a print & cut machine would be easier. Offcourse, one could argue that if you're going to laminate anyway (print-laminate-cut), then you'll have to take it out of the machine anyway, thus, a separate printer and a separate cutter would be ideal. But if you're going to do some smaller stickers which don't need lamination, then an integrated print&cut machine is ideal.

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vctradingcubao

plus, sometimes, getting the cutter's optical eye to do a good read on the registration marks is difficult. It's best to ask for a demo on this one.

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nativeera

Quote: Originally Posted by vctradingcubao It really is a matter of choice, but for me, a print & cut machine would be easier. Offcourse, one could argue that if you're going to laminate anyway (print-laminate-cut), then you'll have to take it out of the machine anyway, thus, a separate printer and a separate cutter would be ideal. But if you're going to do some smaller stickers which don't need lamination, then an integrated print&cut machine is ideal.

it will be for vehicle decals (a design for vehicle doors, trunk)....on suv vehicles...

I have a 13 x 19 inch printer but this will not big enough in length for printing because the prints will be longer than 19''..........

i wish i could find a used printer/ cutter.......make it cheaper......

 

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Pwear

They're on Ebay and Craigslist all the time, you never know the condition of the print heads though when buying used and sight unseen.

 

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princessracer

In regards to ebay / craigslist.. ask for the serial number. if they dont give it, theres the 1st sign.

Second, take that serial number, and contact your local dealer of that brands. Roland reps are very good about this. Call, explain your situation, and ask them to check on the serial number. They'll be able to give you details on the machine if anything has ever gone wrong with it to the point that Roland had to be contacted.

And, if this is a one time job that wont end up paying for a new machine.. you may want to consider out sourcing it.

Stephanie

 

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mrbigjack50

Printer/Cutter in one is good only if your printing/cutting.. now if you need to laminate them, than kinda dumb to have all in one unless your tight on space...
Roland are best Printer/Cutters I hear Mimakia tend to have printer head issues

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knucklehead

First you need to check with your financial institution, and see what you're worth.

 

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oldstunt

We just added a Roland versacamm to our shop cool machine print cut and will do so many different materiales. wish we would have added it sooner.

 

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