If Its a digital cmyk, which creates colors with dots, you cant match fluro or skin tone colors, like next gen, some would still need to be screened

The only problem is adhesion anyone seem the chunks of art come off some manufacturers playfields digitally printed.

I guess its some type of uv flatbed with some type of spot colors

You guys should stop shitting on each other or you risk licensee withdrawing permission.

Duplications is a pps problem, he should not authorise 2 suppliers to do the same product.

The problem is you guys all lock titles in years in advance with pps which stops the other doing it.

Then there is territory, mirco selling out of germany and you canada but to the same end user

Everyone shit on next gen, and now you are saying customers cant get original looking products with gradiants,

You can scan the original films into a pc and set up the files to look and print with gradiants as a tiff.

Digital is the way to go, more products and cheaper but i wouldn't change how they look, by printing high resolution photo quality without the gradiant dots.

All the williams bally translites are reverse printed on .380 polycarbonate same as plastics but thinner

Other than pinball 2000 front printed on white translite media

The printer prints white

Agree, you don't see Sterns vendors on here bitching about another

It won't be a press it will just be a flatbed printer

Ours is a lej 640FT

https://www.rolanddga.com/products/printers/versauv-lej-640ft-flatbed-uv-printer

Better than a 300k machine
As it uses flexible ink and registers perfect for cmyk white cmykwhite you can layer the ink
We have been doing this stuff since 2000 and invented next gen

The printer is only one part the special software that image sets the art and controls ink level without the printer is useless

yes but the ink is why its good and a cost of doing business

We already have permission to yes , but that's a cpr product.

We do cabinet art and translites and we don't ship glass