XP2120/1 Tec Mark 3000
XP2126 Digit 150 Cling
XP2125 Digit 100
XP3136 Banner vinyl
Tec Mark printable media is designed to be printed using Solvent or Eco Solvent Inks. Ensure the printable media
is face up in the printer before printing/cutting. Profiles for the Roland Versacamm can be downloaded directly from
the Xpres Website: www.xpres.co.uk/tech_support
Ÿ For XP2120/1 Tec Mark 3000 & XP2125 Digit 100 media please use the ‘Tecmark Digit 100' Profile
Ÿ For XP2126 Digit 150 Cling media please use the ‘Tecmark Digit 150 Cling’ Profile
Ÿ For XP3136 Banner Vinyl media please use the ‘Tecbanner’ Profile
Please note:
Ÿ When printing XP2126 Digit 150 Cling, do not use the Roland Versacamm media clamps
Ÿ Unroll the material to leave slack on the roll when printing/cutting
XP2120/1 Tec mark 3000 and XP2125 Digit 100 can be used with XP2122/3/4 Application Tape. For instructions
please see the below steps:
1. Insert vinyl into the cutter, colour side up and clamp into position.
2. Once satisfied with the vinyl position send the job to the cutter
(recommended force: 100-110gf).
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3. Once cut weed away the excess material around the design as in diagram 1.
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5. Cover your design with application tape as in diagram 3.
6. Using sufficient pressure use the squeegee to flatten and
smooth out any bubbles diagram 4.
7. Turn over and peel backing off the application tape diagram 5.
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8. Your design is now ready for application diagram 6.
9. Ensure your application area is clean and free of dust. Position the
design carefully. With sufficient pressure use the squeegee to apply
the design and to smooth out bubbles and imperfections. When
applied remove the application tape.
Tips: Use an alcohol based solution on the application area to remove
any grease.
water before applying the design.
To aid re-positioning of the logo on the application area, spray with
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