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screen printing => General Screen Printing => Topic started by: ScreenPrinter123 on March 05, 2014, 06:27:42 AM
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So if you ever have a smudge of ink on a shirt from it falling on itself when taking off a pallet or discover a pinhole on press -- I'm thinking applying a sticker of some sort on the shirt when putting it on the conveyer belt to designate it as a shirt that needs to be zimmed/addressed may be easier than trying to stay on top of it when it comes out of the dryer -- do you guys know of or use any cheap heat resistant stickers for such a task?
Thanks.
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Painters tape on the collar.
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We simply turn the shirt 90 degrees on the belt
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I have pieces of torn painters tape ready to go, but don't limit myself to the collar area.
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we have a magnet on the dryer to that we stick a bunch of safety pins to and simply add the pin to the shirt at the point of attention.
Pins are absolutely heat proof and do not fall off.
mooseman
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We simply turn the shirt 90 degrees on the belt
We do this as it does not interrupt production.
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60 day blue tape will peel of without leaving residue and can be reused. Puller tags the spot so the catcher sets the shirt aside and blows it out when there is a short break in production or when the run is over. It's about $6 for a roll and will last you months. . .
We leave it on the roll next to the dryer, but on faster runs will tear some in advance.
pierre
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We simply turn the shirt 90 degrees on the belt
This
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The sticker near the specific problem can save time "re" finding it.
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The sticker near the specific problem can save time "re" finding it.
This!
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The sticker near the specific problem can save time "re" finding it.
This!
This! x2 oh and *like*
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I let my wife know she has eyes like an eagle always finding chit anyways, but most times I just turn the shirt if I catch it first.
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just pieces of 3m green masking tape , usually have a few little pieces on edge of dryer and stick on holes spots etc.
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We use large paper binding clips. Clip it to the collar, sleeve, hem, whatever area is closest to the flaw.
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bright pink stickers with arrows that point to the defect + shirt sideways on dryer belt
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We simply turn the shirt 90 degrees on the belt
We turn them too, and move them to the side of the 60" belt. That usually gets the point across, but you have to watch the newbies anyway.
Steve
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We have bright neon baseball stickers that say-
"Red Sox Stink"! >:(
Go Tigers!!
Spring training is here. ;D
Oh... really just angled on belt.
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We simply turn the shirt 90 degrees on the belt
Definitely the way to go with a catcher - not our setup currently though with only 2 of us. I think the blue tape may be the winner. We do the sideways method to indicate the first size to switch out sizes in the box though.
Thanks guys
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If you have a catcher, we lay a 3X3 ultimate cleanup card near the mistake, We also throw these on the press and dryer to designate size changes as the order is going down the line.
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We turn em sideways 90 degrees
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Blue painters tape
Roger
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