QTR-Quadtone RIP

i am trying to set up an epson 2100 printer with mediastreet quadtone 
inks and quadtonrip. The rip software seems to work fine but the inks 
do not dry fast enough on glossy or lustre papers, resulting in very 
visible print spoiling stripes in the direction of the paperflow, due 
to the rear feeding rolls of the printer.

Does any one have an idea to avoid these stripes?

matte looks also nice but some things would be preferred on glossy 
paper. Would like to mke up my mind before getting to the states on 
22nd as i plan for an continious flow ink system.

There is a trick that 2200/2100 users do to solve this
problem with  zip ties trimmed to 3/8" long. Push up
the wheels with the CD bar (on the left side just
above the wheels) and insert the shortened tail of the
zip tie right above each wheel. This will prevent the
wheels from making contact with the print and leaving
tracks. I think MIS supply has a picture of the trick
(and will sell you trimmed ties if desired) if this
isn't clear.

Good Luck!

Guy 

--- nil28jj61 <jean-jacques.nilles@...>
wrote:

> i am trying to set up an epson 2100 printer with
> mediastreet quadtone 
> inks and quadtonrip. The rip software seems to work
> fine but the inks 
> do not dry fast enough on glossy or lustre papers,
> resulting in very 
> visible print spoiling stripes in the direction of
> the paperflow, due 
> to the rear feeding rolls of the printer.
> 
> Does any one have an idea to avoid these stripes?
> 
> matte looks also nice but some things would be
> preferred on glossy 
> paper. Would like to mke up my mind before getting
> to the states on 
> 22nd as i plan for an continious flow ink system.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  
> Yahoo! Groups Links
> 
> 
>     QuadtoneRIP-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
> 
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