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Quote from: 244 on June 03, 2014, 10:44:06 AMQuote from: ScreenPrinter123 on June 03, 2014, 10:15:20 AMI hate in these videos how they use a squeegee that looks like someone dabbed the very bottom of the squeegee in ink. Who after filling their ink well with ink and does some good high speed printing actually has a squeegee that looks like that. Drives me crazy...show me how it works in a real world situation please! The video was done at a trade show where the only dirty squeegees were in the presses. The ink was for demo purpose only. New Buffalo Shirt factory has the same unit and does hundreds of squeegees per day. Just a FYIOf course you guys make some bad azz stuff.. the question is can it be modified to handle MHM style tools..
Quote from: ScreenPrinter123 on June 03, 2014, 10:15:20 AMI hate in these videos how they use a squeegee that looks like someone dabbed the very bottom of the squeegee in ink. Who after filling their ink well with ink and does some good high speed printing actually has a squeegee that looks like that. Drives me crazy...show me how it works in a real world situation please! The video was done at a trade show where the only dirty squeegees were in the presses. The ink was for demo purpose only. New Buffalo Shirt factory has the same unit and does hundreds of squeegees per day. Just a FYI
I hate in these videos how they use a squeegee that looks like someone dabbed the very bottom of the squeegee in ink. Who after filling their ink well with ink and does some good high speed printing actually has a squeegee that looks like that. Drives me crazy...show me how it works in a real world situation please!
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