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Opinions on ValueJet 1604 & 1400 SummaCut
Posted by Colin Aburrow on January 12, 2011 at 6:54 pmHi
Would be interested in your opinion on the above machines. I have just ordered and am now getting a bit nervous about whether I have gone for the right kit. Looking at some of the post here a lot of you use Mimaki JV3. I suppose I am looking for reassurance that I have made the right choice.
Colin
Colin Aburrow replied 13 years, 6 months ago 3 Members · 9 Replies -
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No probs on the printer but surprised you took a 1400 wide cutter and not a 1600 wide…………don’t know if you have looked at other printers but the RS-640 and VS-640 from Roland could have been another option along with the JV33 from Mimaki.
Nigel
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Hi Nigel,
I decided rightly or wrongly that most rolls of std vinyl are 1220mm and thought that it was perhaps a bit excessive. Now you have me wondering.
Colin
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Colin most rolls of vinyl i.e. plotter vinyl are now mainly 1220 max width, print media is a little different, from 762, 914, 1370, 1525 and even up to 3200 when you look at banner material etc.
Most suppliers would have slitting machines so you should always be able to get material slit to suit your needs when required.
Nigel
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Hi Nigel
I couldn’t think of many things I would need to print and cut that big for the additional cost. What are the main things you would use a larger cutter for as I still might be able to change order if I could think of enough uses where i might be able to justify the additional cost.
Colin
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Not many things Colin, it probably is just me that I find it strange when people have a larger printer than cutter set up.
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just means you will have to double stock.
60" for big stuff
54" for print and cut i presume the 1400 takes 1370 material
any way wrong person to reply really as i am a roland fan…. -
Hi Nigel
I can understand what you mean as I did think long and hard about this but couldn’t seem to think of enough reasons to go that for the larger cutter at the extra cost.
Hi Chris
That sounds a darn site cheaper option than buying 60" cutter for jobs you can’t envisage cutting.
Colin
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what size laminator you bought as you will need full width for that
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Hi Chris
I have 60" hot/cold laminator so no problems there.
Colin
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