Question for ya: I did not hear any mention of the set temps and times of press during the video. Can you just reply with those settings on the 360 IQ press. Maybe even the pressure settings also. Thanks.
Hey there, great question! When it comes to #DTF it is best to follow the provided settings for time and temperature. However, when it comes to tricky material or sensitive synthetic fabric I would for sure refer to this video: ruclips.net/user/shortsb1XPUrrrszY?si=ZUiy_6gjENdmcgF8 MEDIUM PRESSURE ALWAYS
Hello, our 16" x 20" heat presses can take up to about that time for full temp but this 360 IQ did heat up faster. I would look into the electrical connection and always make sure to plug directly into a wall outlet (no extension).
For these transfers we did not particularly utilize the lower platen heating. Direct to film is traditionally applied with upper heating only. However, for other applications such as leather or embroidery patches the lower heating may be helpful. Always consult application instructions for your particular job to ensure best results.
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Question for ya:
I did not hear any mention of the set temps and times of press during the video. Can you just reply with those settings on the 360 IQ press. Maybe even the pressure settings also. Thanks.
Hey there, great question! When it comes to #DTF it is best to follow the provided settings for time and temperature. However, when it comes to tricky material or sensitive synthetic fabric I would for sure refer to this video: ruclips.net/user/shortsb1XPUrrrszY?si=ZUiy_6gjENdmcgF8
MEDIUM PRESSURE ALWAYS
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Heating element is super quick? Mine takes about 20 minutes to heat up. You telling me others are worse?
Hello, our 16" x 20" heat presses can take up to about that time for full temp but this 360 IQ did heat up faster. I would look into the electrical connection and always make sure to plug directly into a wall outlet (no extension).
So you just had heat coming from top, nothing from the bottom?
For these transfers we did not particularly utilize the lower platen heating. Direct to film is traditionally applied with upper heating only. However, for other applications such as leather or embroidery patches the lower heating may be helpful. Always consult application instructions for your particular job to ensure best results.