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		screen printing => Equipment => Topic started by: Rockers on August 04, 2012, 10:33:19 PM
		
			
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				So far we have only the 16" set that came with the press? I assume a shorter set for left breast and sleeve prints would be a good thing to invest in. 
			
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				We have 12pcs. 16" floodbars and squeegees holders, but 4 of the holders have 6" squeegees in them. I'll be cutting two of the floodbars in half soon too, since full sized floodbars suck with little squeegees. We recently bought 4 winged floodbars so we have extra of the stock ones anyways. 
			
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				Got 8 16in floodbars and 10 16in squeegees.  
			
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				We have 10 16" floodbars, 10 16" squeegees, 4 18" floodbars and 4 18" squeegees.  
			
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				15 squeegees and fb's, all 16".  I guess you can get shorter ones for the left chest prints if you really want to, but it's totally unnecessary.  
			
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				something in the range of 100.. range in size from 2" to 48"
			
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				everything is 16" for normal printing. Have one oversized set at 22".
 
 pierre
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				Mostly 16". More importantly though, we have multiple sets per press so we don't have to waste time waiting while used ones are cleaned. 
			
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				One set of 14", two of 16" and one of 20".
 
 
 
 Alan mentioned using a shorter squeegee on left chest prints. Don't do it!
 I tried it on my old American and you can never get the pressure even across the blade.
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				Not on your MHM...  ;)
 
 I use a short offset blade for polos, works great on the Gauntlet.
 
 
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				I only use a short blade on polos but only on ones that have big thick buttons that can wear a hole in the mesh or cause regi issues.
			
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				Not possible on MHM's.
 
 
 You guys don't have issues with even pressure using an offset squeegee?
 
 We use sleeve pallets on polo's, easy to load/align.
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				We have 2 sets. One on, one to wash or pre. One wing set floods, one regular set.
 Bunch of squeegee rubber, but 70 is the standard.
 Enough for now.
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				4", 6", 10", 14" 16" and 18"
			
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				16" set with extra winged flood bars