DSF

hi guys, i asked for quotes by PM - to keep peoples quotes private, - it was never my intention to get someone blowing people out of the water

cest la vie

Sorry to (once again!!) display my ignorance, but what size qualifies as "large format"? Not likely to be going there, just interested.

Andrew, are you the Andrew I think you are?

If you know me, get in touch, we need to talk about what we discussed at printwear.

Cheers

Frizbee aka David

PM sent David

theemmanewman wrote:Sorry to (once again!!) display my ignorance, but what size qualifies as "large format"? Not likely to be going there, just interested.

Large format is what it says on the tin really...BIG printers

I use a Roland Versacamm 30" printer (its a baby compared to most printers)

Put it this way, if your printer sits on your desktop in your office, then it aint large format. But if its on a stand, about 7' wide and costs a small fortune to run, its large format

Hope that helps

Dave.

I think (not 100%) the 7000 series and above classes as large format as far as sublimation is concerned.

The printer should print 42" or wider to be classified as a large format printer (pretty sure it's 42").

the oty has gone up significantly and they have had a quote in already from one of the big big boys, so looks as if im out on this one, worst part is we are not VAT reg yet, so the difference on that is huge - as they can claim it back from a vat invoice - ie the big boys but on mine it would include the vat i had been charged but they could not claim it back as it were - scupperd