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Well, I am. I can't tell you how happy i was to get it last year. Now, I often daydream of rolling that thing right off the loading dock and throwing open buckets of ink at it for the rest of the day.
The temp will not stay consistent. It often reads 20-30 degrees cooler on the back side, and the entire range differs sometimes up to 30 degrees at any time during a print run.
The only controls are an on/off switch, the belt speed, and the end gates which come up and down. I even ran it's own circuit back to the panel to isolate the draw.
My building is shared with a tanning salon, but i'm pretty sure their super power boosters and circuitry is all on it's own deal?
Either way it seems very limiting. I'm pretty sure that attempting to cure waterbased inks or discharge would be a waste of time and an investment.
Are any of you guys getting consistent temps out of your five footers? Are you curing anything besides plastisols?
sorry for the rant...
derek
The temp will not stay consistent. It often reads 20-30 degrees cooler on the back side, and the entire range differs sometimes up to 30 degrees at any time during a print run.
The only controls are an on/off switch, the belt speed, and the end gates which come up and down. I even ran it's own circuit back to the panel to isolate the draw.
My building is shared with a tanning salon, but i'm pretty sure their super power boosters and circuitry is all on it's own deal?
Either way it seems very limiting. I'm pretty sure that attempting to cure waterbased inks or discharge would be a waste of time and an investment.
Are any of you guys getting consistent temps out of your five footers? Are you curing anything besides plastisols?
sorry for the rant...
derek