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The Express Print from Stahls' has performed well with the TruVis ink.

Spot on here...I would go with a name brand press to get the best results. Once she starts doing this, its likely going to be more than just a hobby. Especially with baby clothes etc...baby clothes and boutique style clothing is huge right now in the decorated apparel market. Patterned designs...

when printing on dark shirts with DTG, pretreatment is the most important step for a long lasting print. print/cut materials have very good track record when it comes to durability as long as proper printing profile and heat press settings are correct. if you take the proper steps in either...

on poly/cotton blends, nearly anything is going to apply and be very durable. Whether its Stahls, Chemica, Siser or Thermoflex, adhesion is all suitable for that particular garment. With performance wear, you just need to be sure to choose a thinner, stretchable material to give you the best...

i was simply trying to gather info on this area. i know these products all perform well with solvent/eco solvent but never really had much feedback on the latex side. mainly because our customer base rarely has the latex printers, but i have been coming across more and more lately.

Thanks for the feedback everyone!

Anyone using heat transfer materials on Latex? If so, what brands have you found to yield best results. Thanks!

maybe? you can try re-initializing the limit.

as long its working properly and in good shape, its a steal. great cutter.

ive noticed sometimes it could be the saturation of ink. try letting it degas prior to masking. print, cut, weed, wait a little then mask. where ever you buy the products from should have a color profile for it as well. those will help with the heat settings and saturation to make masking a breeze

im leaning towards the blade as well. this is on the thinner side plus it has some stretch to it so a fresh blade will do wonders for you.

Roland BN-20 This small machine lives for print/cut transfers. Great for 1-24 piece runs. Prints with great quality and same reliability as the larger Roland units. Its no speed merchant by any means but if you want to add full color a great way to go. You can expect the same results you get...

cheap shirts for one day wear...buy some inkjet transfer paper and print them on your home printer. cant get much cheaper than that

In my opinion, the best overall is the VSi with the 7 color (CMYK Lc Lm Lk) setup. This will give the best overall print quality.

Both Adam and Lee are a wealth of knowledge and will serve 101 well! I've had the pleasure of working with them for years and learned alot from them both!

Epson DTG Epson by far is the most user friendly DTG to date. Very easy to maintain and minimal issues with clogging...even after as long as 5-7 days of zero printing. Best warranty as well...1 year including head, Epson will be on site within 24-48 hours if onsite maintenance required.

yep...thats the pic i was looking for. Those are the fuses.. on 300v F3 is black and cyan

what model roland?

they are on the main board...im trying to find a pic that has them marked. i think they are labeled F1 and F3 if im not mistaken

i think the thing Thermoflex did best was branding. I've been to so many shows and talked to so many different people about heat transfer material and majority of the time, no matter what brand they are using, always call it thermoflex...I liken it to tissue vs. Kleenex. In working with nearly...