Good Printable Transfer Material?

[scarface]

Anyone have a good durable printable heat transfer vinyl they can recommend that will hold up?

Also anyone know who sells this? I didn't notice anything in the Fellers book but SOJAR which i have never heard of.

Looking to print full color shirt logos with my versacamm.

Thanks!

 

[sjm]

Vinyl for heat transfer?

 

[scarface]

Yeah

 

[Salmoneye]

Roland has a new formulation of HTM called HTM2 that seems to be good and a decent price point. Big Fish a merchant member here has another product that is very inexpensive but I hear it might get a little bleed thru of background color but has a very nice hand. I have never used that one myself.

 

[sjm]

Yeah

Vinyl seems like a waste for heat transfer.

 

[mtroup]

I use Color Print Solvent which is made by Specialty Materials, the company who makes Thermoflex Plus. It comes in a few different versions/colors and I have used the "Gloss" and "Frost" (which is slightly matte) and both have held up extremely well for full color logos on adult softball/baseball jerseys.

 

[mtroup]

Vinyl seems like a waste for heat transfer.

It's actually quite marketable and holds up very well. I'm a screen printing shop as well so it might make a difference, but it seems when I do sets of uniforms each year I end up with more business coming my way through the parents on the teams. It might be a pain to deal with the teams/organizations every now and then but it usually works out for you in the end.

Just my .02

 

[DRamm76]

I've worked with Roland's new Heat Transfer and have had terrific results. I just got in a roll of FDC's new sample material for shirts that I am going to run some tests with. A lot of my customers work with Siser but there is other material out there called "Chemica" I believe that people swear by. I don't have it in my lineup yet but I have seen the quality and it's pretty damn sharp and VERY easy to work with

 

[Mike_Koval]

We at Imprintables Warehouse specialize in heat transfer materials...both solvent printable and cut only.

I carry a wide variety of materials to suit any need that you may have. Samples are also available upon request.

 

[scarface]

We at Imprintables Warehouse specialize in heat transfer materials...both solvent printable and cut only.

I carry a wide variety of materials to suit any need that you may have. Samples are also available upon request.

I went on the site, IMO the digital material is very expensive. Might be just me though, I'll stick with thermo for simple jobs and outsourcing for the others.

 

[BigfishDM]

Have you tried the T-Printz product yet?