Too much black laying down
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Re: Too much black laying down
Another versaworks issue.
I have been having issues with too much black ink on prints where its raised almost 3d.
I have lowered the black ink in the colour adjustment down to the bottom almost and it's still the same almost as if the slider does nothing?
Any ideas would be great.
not only is it wasting ink but also taking a dogs age to dry.
I have been having issues with too much black ink on prints where its raised almost 3d.
I have lowered the black ink in the colour adjustment down to the bottom almost and it's still the same almost as if the slider does nothing?
Any ideas would be great.
not only is it wasting ink but also taking a dogs age to dry.
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Re: Too much black laying down
Are you sure the colour is 100% RGB Black? If it's very dark green for example, it will be applying loads of coloured ink.
I don't know what you are trying to print onto, but have you tried different paper with better absorption?
I don't know what you are trying to print onto, but have you tried different paper with better absorption?
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Re: Too much black laying down
It could well be the media setting is cooked....
Perhaps try it on the following:
GENERIC VINYL 1
HIGH SPEED
If that works then have a play with a few different media settings until you find one that is best suited.
Perhaps try it on the following:
GENERIC VINYL 1
HIGH SPEED
If that works then have a play with a few different media settings until you find one that is best suited.
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Re: Too much black laying down
Yes checked that. It’s vinyl and it’s always done it no matter what media I use except for banners oddly it’s fine on banners.GoonerGary;153257 wrote:Are you sure the colour is 100% RGB Black? If it's very dark green for example, it will be applying loads of coloured ink.
I don't know what you are trying to print onto, but have you tried different paper with better absorption?
the bn 20 has three settings I forget the 1st as I never use it but then it’s draft 1 and draft 2 I think.socialgiraffe;153258 wrote:It could well be the media setting is cooked....
Perhaps try it on the following:
GENERIC VINYL 1
HIGH SPEED
If that works then have a play with a few different media settings until you find one that is best suited.
I print on the medium draft to get a better result as the lowest draft leaves the inks almost see through.
I will have a play with the media settings and see if that works.
Re: Too much black laying down
Profiles are mega important for printing on vinyl
Are you using the correct one for the brand of vinyl you are using?
(I'm assuming you can add profiles for the BN20 through Versaworks - if so your vinyl supplier should be able to get correct profiles for you)
Are you using the correct one for the brand of vinyl you are using?
(I'm assuming you can add profiles for the BN20 through Versaworks - if so your vinyl supplier should be able to get correct profiles for you)
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Re: Too much black laying down
No profiles available apparently.AGS;153272 wrote:Profiles are mega important for printing on vinyl
Are you using the correct one for the brand of vinyl you are using?
(I'm assuming you can add profiles for the BN20 through Versaworks - if so your vinyl supplier should be able to get correct profiles for you)
I have used a few different ones from detape on mdp and polyprint on xpres but when I have asked they have both told me there is no profile available and just to use default.
What I have done that seems to work is print on draft 2 but increase the colours up by two notches each.
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Also, have you cleaned the sensor strip?
It could be some dirt or foreign material that is affecting the print.
Personally I would be surprised if it was this, but well worth a try
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It could be some dirt or foreign material that is affecting the print.
Personally I would be surprised if it was this, but well worth a try
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Re: Too much black laying down
I don't know if it's a BN20 thing but it might be worth speaking to the likes of Amari Plastics or the like to see if they have profiles for 3M, Oracle or Avery etcMrteajunkie;153274 wrote:No profiles available apparently.
I have used a few different ones from detape on mdp and polyprint on xpres but when I have asked they have both told me there is no profile available and just to use default.
What I have done that seems to work is print on draft 2 but increase the colours up by two notches each.
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I believe so yes.logodigitizing;153322 wrote:does your BN20 have the option to use Sign & Display in versaworks?
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