Can the Design jet 25500 print Heat transfer material?

[blacknbart]

I wanna print on heat transfer material does anyone know if I can do that with this printer? I also need some material suggestions as well.

Thanks

 

[ProColorGraphics]

I have used Sojar from Fellers and Tattoo by RTape. You have to waste a bunch on each end as you have to have it fed through quite a bit to keep it form curling up and hitting the heads. Other than that, they both worked and printed good. The Tattoo stuff was a PITA to get off the backer with regular masking tape.

 

[jayhawksigns]

Used the Sihl stuff here. Like was said above, have to feed it out past the heater and then tape it to a core for some weight, stuff likes to curl like crazy.

 

[onako.hr]

Maybe will this help ...

http://www.chemica.fr/printable-flex-for-latex-inks.html,p,2,19,39

 

[Christian @ 2CT Media]

siser colorprint is the best with latex... it doesn't curl as badly and you can print right to the edge without head strikes.

 

[blacknbart]

Excellent! High five everyone!

Great information! Thank you for making it clear and concise. I was searching the HP sites and some of these material sites with no real answers. I will add to this thread if I have more questions. Thanks everyone.