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Cadlink was working in a rip for it, but they said they will not be making new drivers now or in the near future as well. Seems silly when this model has true potential.    the P6000’s have been working fantastic for nearly a year. I’d imagine these would do the same with twice the speed out of the box with their similar build.    if Cadlink can utilize the extra channels, this machine could print 4X faster than the P6000, or twice as fast as the Mimaki 300. if they can run dual cmyk, and 4 white on it that is. 60 foot an hour roughly X 24” isn’t bad at all for about $5,000. 12 channels with 960 nozzles per channel, it could be a literal beast, one and done type of machine.     if and when they do, I’ll buy one and cut my prices in half. $20 retail for a 23”x84” gang roll is pretty cheap, but would be $80-$160 an hour gross depending on how they set the rip up at that price. That price would also be hard to beat and the quality would be hard to compete with. I would replace all my units with one of these if and when it becomes available. 

There isn’t a rip for it yet, they also don’t have reliable chips for it yet depending on where you live.    I am waiting on this one as well, it will print the same quality and speed as the dual head Mimaki, just $20,000 cheaper. 

Hello, Does anyone know if the P7500 can be used for DTF. I guess the only question is if a RIP Software supports it because i dont think there could be any other obstacles besides that..or am i wrong? Thanks for any help. Bili

I would also like to mention, dampers rarely go bad. They just get clogged, mainly the white, with the same “sludge” that makes its way into the printhead. If you have ever removed a damper and looked at the white blob inside that doesn’t move, that’s what I’m talking about. They can easily be back-flushed and  re-used, as it’s the white pigment causing the issues especially if you run pre filters on your ink lines.    I’ve noticed the inkbank 5600 ink doesn’t do this so much/as quickly, compared to the inkbank 5603. Likely because of the viscosity and pigment load. Yeah, you use a little more 5600 for the same opaque white, but in the long run it’s like a $5 a bottle difference.    the inkbank 5601 CMYK is thicker than the 5600 variant as well. I use the 5601 CMYK and 5600 white mainly. 

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