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i've done some vinyl transfers that wrapped around the back of the shirt and had to press sections. It most definitely can be done. IF you look closely at the finished application, you may see a slight crease.

Another market for this are apparel decorators. This unit is a perfect fit for full color decoration on any fabric and any color.

I would be happy to send some samples for you to print. PM me your details and i will send some out for you today.

What have you tried for darks? Our Quick Print is our most popular, with our new Eco-Print gaining alot of popularity. Quick Print is thicker, yet still very soft and extremely easy to work with. Eco-Print is very thin, light weight and easy to use as well. Both offer excellent print quality and...

With apparel there is no need for white ink...when using heat applied material, the material is white, so that will be the white in your design. When setting up for ink...I would highly recommend a four color set-up. The metallic doesn't look as shiny on apparel media.

I saw this machine in action at the NBM Indy last month. Very nice machine targeted at the apparel decorator and those doing smaller decal applications, POP displays, labels, etc. Low to mid volume as it is on the slow side in printing time. These machines will do the same things the VS...

i wish i had a place to watch in my cubicle. GO USA!

Awesome news!

This should get you going...also keep in mind what jhill says

great news! glad to hear your doing so well!

welcome! :beer

I wish you and your family all the best.

No problem at all...always glad to lend my advice

When choosing a heat press you need to look at brand, what types of applications you plan on doing, amount of space you have available, and most certainly budget. First and foremost, stick with a name brand. Hotronix and Knight are the most popular in the industry. I am going to recommend...

great to hear...while we haven't done any testing in house with these printers, we have had favorable results from some end users. I would be more than happy to provide samples to those with latex printers to try. Just let me know. Thank you and have a great day.

Yeah...what he said.

back in my days as a tech...had this same issue on the same machine...it was the long cable that ran from the carriage board to the servo board. it was bad and wouldn't communicate with the sensor to read the pinch rollers

we have done it in our demo units in the show room without any issues

Anyone going out to the NBM Show next week? I'll be there in the Printwear section booth 127. Hope to see some of you there!