All BLACK Blackmax 220ml Ink Set (8x the Ink, Optimum Density All Black Output).
Price w/ 220ml All Black Ink. $4595 (reg. $4832)

AccuRIPEX delivers the most efficient work-flow. It was engineered to meet the unique needs of screen-printers. The other RIP solutions available are higher priced solutions that have been repackaged for the screen-print industry or sold as screen-print solutions even when though they include features that screen-printers do not need such as color management and cutting. These extra features which can amount to as many as several dozen only serve to slow down processing and leave the user with a more complicated interface and more steps to follow. AccuRIP is 21 megs of clean, intelligent code. AccuRIP takes over 10 times LESS SYSTEM SPACE than other solutions that can leave over 300 megs in your system.

• AccuRIP is just 21 megs.
• AccuRIP automatically builds a driver based on your printer.
• AccuRIP is a core service - available in all of your applications as a print driver.
• Simply go to PRINT and AccuRIP is ready to work.

AccuRIP does not alter your system as other solutions do and it does not remove any drivers as others do. Never work with an outdated driver because AccuRIP automatically builds drivers as needed.

Blackmax 7880 220ml Cartridges (Set of 8) - Our specially formatted Blackmax ink provides the ultimate in density and black ink coverage for optimal film positives. Plus if you load a printer with ALL BLACK INK you do not waist any color cartridges.  You can also print at a lower DPI (720) because you are able to put more ink down, this means you can print DARKER and FASTER than any other printer in the market. This set of 220ml provides you with almost 2 liters which will print a whole ton of transparencies! 

R-Film™ Waterproof Plus- Tried, Tested, and True R-Film is the ultimate in waterproof positive technology. We've tested this film extensively ourselves along with several large screen printers throughout the country. The results have been outstanding. This 4 mil thick specially formulated film is ideal for optimum density, drying time, halftone shape, image clarity, and longevity. R-Film works with both pigment and dye based inks. Available ONLY from Ryonet.
 

Epson Stylus® Color 7880 With 8-color UltraChrome K3™ inks, 5760 x 1440 dpi resolution, and ultra-fine 1.5-picoliter ink droplets, the large-format Epson Stylus® Photo 7880 delivers remarkable archival photos. It even offers true borderless photo printing on glossy media in six popular sizes.

How to Setup AccuRip


Printing with AccuRip in Illustrator

Add Spot Process / VueRite Color Separation software for only $595 (Save $100).

Spot Process or Vue Rite color separation software is the REAL deal. Priced at only $595 ($300 LESS than FastFilms), Spot Process has been easy to learn, fun to use, and has produced amazing results we can't argue with. An amazing fact about Spot Process is that when it came out in 1996 it was the first of its kind in the industry and it retailed for over $15,000. It was so good shops gladly paid the premium price and experienced a huge amount of success along with financial and time savings Spot Process brought to their company. 12 years later the development costs have been paid for and the competitive market has brought the price down so it is affordable enough for almost any shop to purchase! Spot Process is a stand alone program that can work in conjunction with Photoshop, Corel or Illustrator. To clarify, you do need Photoshop to run Spot Process. PhotoShop is used to create and setup artwork that is then opened and separated in Spot Process. To output film positives you can chose to work in PhotoShop, Illustrator, or CorelDraw.

When using Spot Process, we strongly recommend you thoroughly watch the instructional videos and read the manual. The program works great if used correctly but if it is not used correctly it can get frustrating very quickly. To run Spot Process you will need a full version of Adobe PhotoShop and know a little bit about how to use that program. If you have never used Photoshop before we would recommend becoming familiar with that program before you try and tackle color separation in Spot Process. Here is a great book that will help better explain Adobe Photoshop.