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‎07-12-2019 08:40 PM

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Product: Designjet T7100
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

A colleague expressed the belief that the side-to-side wobble the Designjet T7100 demonstrates while printing is a built-in feature necessary for the proper operation of the print head shuttle.  I've never seen anything to this effect in the literature: is there any validity to his claim?  This came up when we were considering removing some T7100s from their factory stands to place them on shelves.

Thanks for your help.

Ph1lD

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‎07-15-2019 07:43 PM

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Most of the time when we see wobble on a plotter it is due to bolts not being properly tightened down.

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