<r><QUOTE author="Andrew;70860"><s>[QUOTE=Andrew;70860]</s>To me that just looks like the material was not totally flat under the heat source. The larger the material the harder to keep it going through evenly on a rotary. I guess there are limitations on size and you have found it. Never used a ...

<t>Andrew, thanks for replying. The material is pulled tight. <br/>
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Pisquee, no i don't use sticky paper. I use Beaver 106" texprint xp. The conundrum is that everything else i run, no issues. Until we go over 50-60" in width and 7-8 Ft in Length. If i run 3 ft x 8 ft it runs perfect. But when ...

<t>Thanks for the reply. I'm just aggravated. I know you can feel the pain. I have put off the direct to fabric for years but i guess that is the road that i'm headed. Just more aggravated that i actually bought the sales job of this paper transfer solution and i just don't think it works for large ...

<t>I currently have 10 Roland Printers -- Vary between 540's 740's and 1045s. The only time i have a problem is with larger prints -- we are transferring on a Kleverik 125 inch rotary press. I also have 5 rotary presses, but only run larger prints on the kleverik. I don't consider myself an expert ...

<t>Have a question for people who print wide format banners. How often do you have to rerun prints due to images blowing out? We experience this more than I'd like to recount and at the point where I believe it's not possible to do this. Just curious if this is an issue for others and if not I'd ...