"We really researched laminators...The Daige ...you get what you pay for, as you can see by the price. The most bang for your buck I would recommend the Royal Soverign. We purchased the cold laminator about 2 years ago. Excellent, no regrets, I think…"
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time to purchase laminator
Started this discussion. Last reply by Steven Jackson Feb 12, 2010. 5 Replies 0 Likes
We've been laminating prints by hand(Big Squeegee) for about a year, working out just fine. But just got a job for 120 48"x48" prints on vinyl for 60 trucks. I think it's time to pull the trigger on…Continue
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Tom Taggart replied to Jennifer Jackson's discussion Versacamm 101 & 102 Course"Hey Jen, I just wanted to thank you and Steve for all your help...you guys were great, it was definitely worth the trip. I would highly recommend this class to anyone interested in purchasing a VersaCamm or who just wants to learn more about this…"
Steven Jackson replied to Tom Taggart's discussion time to purchase laminator"I really like the heat assist with mine. It seems to help with the silvering effect and prints seem to look nicer. I am not really sure about the roll depth but I will see what I can find out."
Wendy replied to Tom Taggart's discussion time to purchase laminator"We am looking at the Royal Sovereign 55" and am wondering would we want a cold laminator or one with heat assist? What are the applications for each? There is also one that offers the thinner roll depth, do we care if we have a thinner/thicker…"
Steven Jackson replied to Tom Taggart's discussion time to purchase laminator"Tom,
I have heard about both of those models but I have not seen either of them in action. The Diage I had was a good model but somewhat difficult to setup and change out, and it did not get good reviews at all for the larger models. Sorry I…"
Tom Taggart replied to Tom Taggart's discussion time to purchase laminator"Hey Steve,
Thanks for the response. I am impressed with the Royal Sovereign, but the problem is are we going to get enough use out of it to justify the expense. I heard of a new and improved Daige, and also the Drytac Jet Mounter. Any info on these…"
Steven Jackson replied to Tom Taggart's discussion time to purchase laminator"Tom,
That is a pretty big order and some large prints! There are many different types and models of laminators on the market right now and I have tried 2 different models. The Diage laminator did well for me when we only had an SP 300 but when I…"
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VesaCAMM 102 "hands on" training at Seaglass Logowear
March 27, 2010 from 8am to 4pm
Day 2 of a hands on training event held at Seaglass Logowear. This course will cover color management, advanced Versaworks settings, and many hands on projects to include: canvas prints, magnetic contour cutting, perforated window treatments and many others. An essential course for anyone wishing to expand their abilities with a Versacamm!
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Versacamm 101 "hands on" training at Seaglass Logowear
March 26, 2010 from 8am to 5pm
Steven Jackson will be hosting an 'in shop' training day at his shop in Clifton Park, NY. This training is open to customers of Imprintables Warehouse at no charge. Lodging and travel are the responsibility of attendee. To register email: info@imprintables.com
Tom Taggart posted a discussiontime to purchase laminator
We've been laminating prints by hand(Big Squeegee) for about a year, working out just fine. But just got a job for 120 48"x48" prints on vinyl for 60 trucks. I think it's time to pull the trigger on a laminator. Don't want to spend too much because our core business is apparel. Any suggestions, or a good deal on a used one.
Tom Taggart replied to Kevin Hirata's discussion Large vehicle decals"Thanks Steve, so we can use a high performance lam with a calendared vinyl, the only reason is we have the HP laminate in stock and want to use it."
Tom Taggart might attend Steven Jackson's event
VersaCAMM 101 "hands on" training at Seaglass Logowear
January 29, 2010 from 8am to 5pm
Steven Jackson will be hosting an 'in shop' training day at his shop in Clifton Park, NY. This training is open to customers of Imprintables Warehouse at no charge. Lodging and travel are the responsibility of attendee. To register email: info@imprintables.com
Tom Taggart replied to Kevin Hirata's discussion Large vehicle decals"we too have a similar job coming up... mounting a large decal to the sides of trucks, very simple.. 48" square with 2 color, 2 letter logo. flat surface so we're thinking of using calendar vinyl. Also can we use a high performance laminate…"
Tom Taggart left a comment for Steven Jackson"Steve,
Thanks for the welcome. We have a VP540 for a little over a year ...great machine for us.
We do everything from truck lettering to sports uniforms all done in house, our main business is screen printing and embroidery, the signs and banner…"
Steven Jackson left a comment for Tom Taggart"Tom,
Welcome to MyVersacamm! I hope that you find some useful information in one of our forums or on one of the blogs. Please let me know if there are any questions that I can help answer for you.
Thanks for joining our community!
~Steven"
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- Hometown: Please include City & State
- Dayton, NJ
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- Embroidery, Screen Printing
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- owner
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- http://tsquaredgraphics.com
- Type of Printer/Cutter if owned:
- versacamm vp 540
- Type of Heat Press if owned:
- phoenix,15",20"
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- At 8:43am on November 19, 2009, Steven Jackson said…
- Tom,
Welcome to MyVersacamm! I hope that you find some useful information in one of our forums or on one of the blogs. Please let me know if there are any questions that I can help answer for you.
Thanks for joining our community!
~Steven
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