Siser Color Print II... Works Amazing

[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

Hey Guys just wanted to let you all know that I had a client request heat transfer, seeing that there is only one company in France that makes a certified latex heat transfer and its really expensive I set out to see if any other ones work.

I first tried the Fellers stuff and it worked decent, but i just got in the SISER colorprint II iand it s amazing! Its $1.00/ sq. ft. cheaper and prints are much better.

I can provide any ONYX user the profile if needed.

 

[Farmboy]

The color print is ok. I don't really like the paper feel it has. It works great on 6 panel hats. We use the Solutions Opaque from Imprintables Warehouse for 95% of our digi print. The problem on a 6 panel with the Opaque is the center seam shows through the print.

 

[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

Does that material work well on a latex machine?

 

[MarioDesign]

Thanks for the info I just purchased the L25500 with Onyx and I have some Siser colorprint in stock that we were using with our Roland. I was worried that it wasnt going to work with the new equipment.

 

[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

I can send you my color/print profile if you'd like?

 

[Graphics2u]

Not sure if it works with latex equip or not but SISER Evolutions has a much nicer feeel than Color Print II. And the New SISER PU i've heard is great, but they are having a slight problem with it peeling off the liner it comes on. Just got a sample of it, going to try it. It seems super thin.

 

[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

I'm assuming if colorprint works their other products should, I plan on ordering some of the other products to test soon. I have a small client that's a custom clothing company, they keep bugging me about these heat transfer prints... so at least I have a client to use this stuff if they all work.

 

[cha88]

the evolution is nice... ive done 250 shirts front and back with it... image prints a little bit darker than on other media...feels like a ballon, had a bad batch once but that was it...

 

[Mike_Koval]

great to hear...while we haven't done any testing in house with these printers, we have had favorable results from some end users.

I would be more than happy to provide samples to those with latex printers to try. Just let me know. Thank you and have a great day.

 

[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

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[revomotors]

I can send you my color/print profile if you'd like?

Would you send me a pm on this? I have never tried it with my L25500 but would like to try it.

Thanks

 

[pogprint]

I'm intrested in a L25500 profile for SISER colorprint, I appreciated.

 

[blacknbart]

HP L25500 will it print on Heat Transfer material? Siser, Rtape, Spectra

I am really interested in doing heat transfers since I have a good printer and vinyl cutter. Looking thru Signs 101 and on the inter web I haven't seen anything telling me Heat transfers can be printed using a HP L25500 Latex printer. Looking to do t-shirts as a start.

Is it possible?
What is your favorite material!

Thanks in advance!

 

[Salmoneye]

Mike, I am using HTM2 but I don't like the hand. What has the softest hand and holds up as well?

 

[ernesto ortiz]

Hey Guys just wanted to let you all know that I had a client request heat transfer, seeing that there is only one company in France that makes a certified latex heat transfer and its really expensive I set out to see if any other ones work.

I first tried the Fellers stuff and it worked decent, but i just got in the SISER colorprint II iand it s amazing! Its $1.00/ sq. ft. cheaper and prints are much better.

I can provide any ONYX user the profile if needed.

Just wondering if you still have that profile for the s e s e r

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[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

I personally don't think I do but I can look, we have since moved on to 3 and 5 series machines so our old profiles are long gone with those older machines. I do know that the Chemica Profile is what we used for a base and it's still available.

 

[ernesto ortiz]

I personally don't think I do but I can look, we have since moved on to 3 and 5 series machines so our old profiles are long gone with those older machines. I do know that the Chemica Profile is what we used for a base and it's still available.

I know siser and hp has profile but they are for the newer latexs ones

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[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

You can always build your own

Iirc, you can clone a profile and adjust heat settings down to 130 dry and 185 or so cure. Airflow and vacuum should be turned up and tension turned down.

 

[Christian @ Visual Graphx]

Actually I think I found my old onyx 10 profile

 

[ernesto ortiz]

You can always build your own

Iirc, you can clone a profile and adjust heat settings down to 130 dry and 185 or so cure. Airflow and vacuum should be turned up and tension turned down.

Not to good at that yet ,im just learning


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