Service procedures, power/speed recipes, application case writeups, and diagnostic walkthroughs from the Epilog Golden, Colorado engineering team.
A true story about a last-minute hat order gone wrong, and how the right heat press machine parts and a manual large format heat press saved a client's event. Lessons for small business owners on sublimation and heat transfer.
From an office administrator's perspective, a practical guide to deciding when you need a laser engraver (like Epilog) versus a standard office printer, covering different business scenarios.
An administrative buyer explains why paying extra for guaranteed delivery is often the cheapest option, especially for deadline-critical projects like custom laser engraving.
A seasoned procurement specialist argues against recommending Epilog laser engravers as a one-size-fits-all solution, explaining why honest limitations build trust and better outcomes for buyers.
An industry insider argues that laser engraving suppliers who claim to do everything are rarely experts in anything. Why specialization matters for your bottom line and project deadlines.
A quality manager's perspective on laser engraver repair costs versus total cost of ownership, with lessons from 3D printer calibration and HP printer maintenance.
Starting a 3D printing business means making a lot of equipment choices. This practical checklist, written from an admin buyer's perspective, walks you through how to evaluate a laser engraver like the Epilog Helix 24 for your new shop, from budget to setup, without letting the excitement of 'new gear' lead to bad purchasing decisions.
An admin buyer's guide to comparing DTF sticker printers and UV DTF printers, covering print quality, speed, material compatibility, and cost for B2B use.
A practical FAQ-style guide covering the most common pitfalls of buying beverage filling equipment, written from the perspective of a production manager who learned the hard way.
An admin buyer's honest story about choosing between Epilog laser prices, Micro 3D printers, and workstations—and the expensive lesson in valuing delivery certainty over upfront savings.