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Heat Seal - Heat Press - Whatever you want to call it! => General Heat Seal => Topic started by: mimosatexas on February 07, 2018, 09:57:54 AM
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Our dye sub business has been picking up for whatever reason and I am needing a "better" dye sub paper option. Our biggest issue is ghosting from the paper shifting on certain items, and I remember reading that someone was using a paper that effectively became sticky when pressed which would solve this issue. Does anyone know of a brand that does this? Otherwise we aren't having any issues, but the shifting paper thing is causing our error rate to skyrocket. Thanks!
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this is what we use from conde' yes it has a tack after heating so material will not shift.
they have smaller rolls then what we get as well
http://dyetrans.com/details.php?pid=item.php&item_no=STKY-64492 (http://dyetrans.com/details.php?pid=item.php&item_no=STKY-64492)
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this is what we use from conde' yes it has a tack after heating so material will not shift.
they have smaller rolls then what we get as well
[url]http://dyetrans.com/details.php?pid=item.php&item_no=STKY-64492[/url] ([url]http://dyetrans.com/details.php?pid=item.php&item_no=STKY-64492[/url])
Have you cut this down and tried it through a SG800? Temped to try it as the price per roll versus sheets is pretty good.
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this is what we use from conde' yes it has a tack after heating so material will not shift.
they have smaller rolls then what we get as well
[url]http://dyetrans.com/details.php?pid=item.php&item_no=STKY-64492[/url] ([url]http://dyetrans.com/details.php?pid=item.php&item_no=STKY-64492[/url])
Have you cut this down and tried it through a SG800? Temped to try it as the price per roll versus sheets is pretty good.
we have not cut it down as we run a 64" printer. I am sure you could. we have a epson f7070 printer
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this is what we use from conde' yes it has a tack after heating so material will not shift.
they have smaller rolls then what we get as well
[url]http://dyetrans.com/details.php?pid=item.php&item_no=STKY-64492[/url] ([url]http://dyetrans.com/details.php?pid=item.php&item_no=STKY-64492[/url])
Have you cut this down and tried it through a SG800? Temped to try it as the price per roll versus sheets is pretty good.
Test if your SG800 prefers feeding long grain, and cut accordingly. I used to have problems with some CLC's jamming when fed with paper cut to feed short grain. My Epson does not seem to mind.
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We use Epson DS Adhesive Textile on our F6200. I believe it's Beaver's adhesive product rebranded. We still buy it Epson branded since we need 17" rolls and the Beaver product isn't readily available in that width.