Heat transfer printable vinyl..... Which one?

[Dennis422]

I'm looking into starting to print some heat transfer vinyl.
I have been screen printing and doing embroidery since 2009 but I'm completely new to the Solvent printing. I just got used Mutoh Falcon and already had a cutter.
Looking to do a bunch of stuff for a local Hockey league this fall/winter and I would like to have some transfers on hand that I could just heat press when need instead having a huge inventory of printed shirts.

I have been using Siser for a regular cad cut transfers, but I would like to try a bunch of different ones to see which one feels the best.

Let me know what you use.

Thanks

 

[SightLine]

We use a lot of Siser Colorprint PU. The polyurethanes tend to be the thinnest.

 

[Mike_Koval]

we carry a number of different material for your application.

I would recommend trying our Eco Print or Quick Print. You can shoot me you info via PM and i can send some samples for you.

 

[Dennis422]

we carry a number of different material for your application.

I would recommend trying our Eco Print or Quick Print. You can shoot me you info via PM and i can send some samples for you.

Can not send PM, your inbox is full. "[h=3]The following errors occurred with your submission[/h]

• Mike_Koval has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space."

Can you send me an email through mu contact form here http://www.strongsvillescreenprinting.com/

Or, delete some PM messages

Thanks

 

[Mike_Koval]

done and done!

 

[FatCat]

We use a lot of Siser Colorprint PU. The polyurethanes tend to be the thinnest.

Yup, that is all we use here and it prints really nice with our Mutohs.

 

[Dennis422]

Yup, that is all we use here and it prints really nice with our Mutohs.

Which Mutoh do you have?
Where do you get your profiles for Siser? I have new Onyx RIP Center 10.2.5, can I use any transfer profile or it has to be specific to Siser?

 

[FatCat]

I have a 1204 and a 1604 - but should be same ink as your falcon.

I actually don't have a specific profile for the Siser, but I experimented and got the best results and density using a 1440x1440 profile for 3M IJ-180. A little slow, but I don't crank out a ton of tees.

 

[Dovette]

Specialty Materials offers Colorprint, which is solvent printable.
N. Glantz and Sons probably delivers to your area.
(317)388-7050, give them a call and ask--$4.50 delivery charge is way better than $15.00 UPSG fee.

 

[Dennis422]

Specialty Materials offers Colorprint, which is solvent printable.
N. Glantz and Sons probably delivers to your area.
(317)388-7050, give them a call and ask--$4.50 delivery charge is way better than $15.00 UPSG fee.

N.Glantz....Riiiiight

Tried opening account 2-3 times, called them twice, went to the local warehouse, did not hear back.

I'm happy with Fellers and Grimco, both local and doing daily runs.

 

[houseofgrafix]

we carry a number of different material for your application.

I would recommend trying our Eco Print or Quick Print. You can shoot me you info via PM and i can send some samples for you.

DKgrafix -- I use the crap out of Eco print and LOVE LOVE LOVE it!

 

[Mike_Koval]

once again, looks familiar

Thanks Again!!

 

[Dennis422]

I liked the Eco, I just need to get my printer printing nice

BTW, Mike, thanks for the samples. I'll contact you as soon as I have it printing right.