Troubleshooting Paper Wrinkling on a FabriVU Printer

Posted by m1blogger on 5/12/2021 to Printing Knowledge
Paper wrinkling on the platen or on the feed rollers of the FabriVU during printing can cause a variety of problems from head strikes to print quality defect. The following is a short guide to the typical solutions that are involved in troubleshooting excessive paper wrinkling.

Media One’s Starting Seven for Your Textile Printers!

Posted by m1blogger on 5/7/2020 to Printing Knowledge
Running a large format printing business can be a daunting task. To stay ahead of your competition, you need to stay updated with the latest technology, provide top quality service apart from paying attention to your client's minute requirements. In order to make things easier and to help you get the best ROI, we at Media One have launched the "Starting Seven" for Your Textile Printers.

How to Increase the Durability of Banners

Posted by m1blogger on 4/14/2020 to Printing Knowledge
Experts say that there is no such thing as a permanent banner.
But a quality banner that is installed correctly and is weather proofed will definitely last longer.
Let's see what factors affect the longevity of banners.

Ideal Humidity Levels and How to Create them at your Facility

Posted by m1blogger on 2/18/2020 to Printing Knowledge
In the last post, we spoke about how maintaining the right humidity at your facility can optimize production and create a healthier work environment. In this post, we will talk about ideal humidity levels and ways to achieve it.

Importance of Correct Humidity Levels for Print Facilities

Posted by m1blogger on 1/15/2020 to Printing Knowledge

Not many of us would discuss the topic of humidity in our everyday lives unless we were living or planning to holiday near tropical seashores and coastal cities. However, if we consider a printing facility, the discussion and understanding of the topic of humidity would be of utmost importance. Getting it right could improve quality and increase machine speeds. But getting it wrong would stall production and damage machinery.

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