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screen printing => Non Textile => Topic started by: Doug B on August 30, 2016, 07:27:42 AM
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Has anybody tried it? The only problem I can see is the fact that the floodbar angle
is not adjustable. I am running 8,000+ flat pieces with vinyl ink. I should probably
order one anyway for shirts but this could be a real time saver on a few of these
runs that I seem to be getting a lot of lately.
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Used to do it all the time on AWT's, a Tempo and an Eclipse. What model press?
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It's an American Cameo 30.
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Sure. It will help keep ink from drying all the more.
Be sure to tape under the corners/elbows of the wing with that many pieces.
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Thanks all... I'll get one on order today.
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Wouldn't have printed without them on the ol' Cameos we used to run.
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Yeah you need to get one from AWT/GPI with the correct wing angle. M&R ones are not the correct angle for a cameo, fyi.
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Yeah you need to get one from AWT/GPI
Sorry 'bout your luck.
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Yeah you need to get one from AWT/GPI
Sorry 'bout your luck.
Haha. It's not all bad all the time there....just most of the time.
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What about Ink Traps?
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It's an American Cameo 30.
You basically cannot kill a Cameo... we ran 2 18's here for a long time doing mouse pads, those spongy pool side hats, thousands of those statue of liberty sponge hats, and gazillions of one color t-shirts... but vinyl ink, hate that stuff, the taste stays in your mouth for hours...
Steve
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M&R ones are not the correct angle for a cameo, fyi.
put em in a vise against angle iron and bend em to fit.