Inkjet printable Heat transfer vinyl

[phototec]

What is the best inkjet printable Heat transfer vinyl to use on a Roland SP540V using Eco-Sol ink

 

[SignProPlus-Chip]

Therma-Flex Colorprint is pretty darn good stuff. If applied properly it can wear better than silk screening.

 

[Farmboy]

Solutions Opaque from Imprintables Warehouse

 

[Fivestar]

For darks go with Eco-Print and for lights/whites go with Solutions Clear both from Imprintables.

 

[34Ford]

A few weeks ago I tried the Express Print on my SP540i from Stahls and I like it.

http://www.stahls.com/printable-heat-transfer-material-express-print

 

[CS-SignSupply-TT]

CS Sign Supply offers the 9303 from FDC. We have had great success. http://staging-fdcfilms.cirrusabs.c...-pu-thermal-advantage-heat-transfer-film-9303

Likewise, the Roland HTM is a great product. http://www.cssignsupply.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=436

 

[phototec]

BUMP

Anymore suggestions, ideas, thoughts, etc?

 

[CP Signs]

As mentioned, Stahl's express is great stuff. We did a run of 50 with the FDC and 50 with Stahl's for tbe same people and they didn't like the FDC. Much thicker and not as stretchable.

 

[ironchef]

Thumbs up for imprintables

 

[Mike_Koval]

Hi All - put of my product line i would recommend the following materials...thanks for the plugs as well

Eco-Print - Thin, very easy to use, excellent print quality and durability, matte finish. Every day use for colored cottons and poly/cotton blends

Solutions Opaque - Nylon, leathers, performance wear, spandex, lycra and the like. Extremely thin with a high stretch and rebound. Not the easiest to work with fine detail or small text.

Solutions Clear - ANYTHING white.

 

[ironchef]

I wish imprintables.com wouldnt habe their prices on display to the public like that, they should be a trade only company. Atleast put the prices when you log in. And ask for a freaking resellers tax cert.

 

[DonutSlinger]

any thoughts on the Siser PU stuff?

 

[phototec]

Therma-Flex Colorprint is pretty darn good stuff. If applied properly it can wear better than silk screening.

Ok, I agree the heat transfer needs to be applied properly, what is your recommendations for applying properly?

Thanks