Hi, Thank you for sharing these tips! I would like to ask you where did you get the table under the press? I have the same and I'm struggling finding the correct table for it. Your help will be highly appreciated. Thank you
Hello I'm really interested in this product I'm from the UK. Do I need a sublimation printer for the first step in this video? it doesn't mention a cutter so I'm guessing you don't need that, we want to print on coloured cotton t-shirts. is this just for polyester and polyester mix?
its a heat transfer paper. There are different kinds of heat transfer papers out there. The one where u put the design on it and only get the design without no background color is the one she's doing and its called two step process paper/printer.
Jpplus.com! We carry a wide range of toner heat transfer paper! You'll want to make sure you're using the specific paper for your project type, but we have a helpful chart to help you know which to pick. www.jpplus.com/transfer/supplies/paper
Hi Victor...great question! You'll need to have a specific heat transfer printer with heat transfer toner in order to do the two-step transfer process. We offer a complete line of heat transfer printers and you can find those on our website here: www.jpplus.com/transfer/printers
How do you remove all the surrounding white from the image. I printed my image but the entire A sheet has white and then the image. Your image is just the subject and the white is only where the color is. I can't figure that part out.
If you are using Photoshop, you have to make clipping mask. If you are using Illustrator or Corel, your file must be vector and just the artwork. But best is to get RIP software
@@ozkancil5080 A RIP software is software for printing. It make things easier and you have full control to mange, toners and quality, remove the background, rasterise and more.
We have many types of paper for toner heat transfer for both garments and hard surfaces. Our go to for shirts is the iColor Select Ultra Bright, but the premium is also very durable! www.jpplus.com/icolor-2-step-select-ultra-bright-textile-transfer-media
@@jessicae7229 This is the iColor 550 (www.jpplus.com/icolor-550-digital-color-white-media-transfer-printer-includes-icolor-prorip-and-ink-toners) This specific printer has Heat Transfer toner which can print in white. However, it also supports toner-based sublimation, by separately purchasing and swapping the toner with the specialty sublimation toner cartridges. Unfortunately due to the limitation of sublimation technology, in sublimation "mode" it cannot print white, and still requires polyester or polyester coated materials made for sublimation. It's a dual capability machine, but unfortunately it's not magic! TLDR; -Heat Transfer can print in white, -Sublimation cannot print in white.
We're using the iColor 550 in this video, which is actually on clearance right now! But we offer a few models that range in speed and print size. www.jpplus.com/icolor-560-digital-color-white-media-transfer-printer-prorip-smartcut
It's a specific adhesive sheet to transfer your image. Regular transfer sheet will not give you the same results. Depending on the paper you purchase for toner heat transfer on JPPlus.com, your sheet you print to and the sheet you transfer with, will both be included.
Thank you for this video. However I followed exactly what you did on this video and I stretched the shirt after all the process and the image cracked easily. Now I’m afraid to sell them to my customers.
Do you know which paper you used? There is a wide range of paper types, and some allow quite a bit of stretch without cracking. The New iColor Select Ultra Bright gives REALLY great stretchability. www.jpplus.com/icolor-2-step-select-ultra-bright-textile-transfer-media
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What kind of unexpensive printer that can be used for this process?
Did you find an answer?
Hi,
Thank you for sharing these tips!
I would like to ask you where did you get the table under the press? I have the same and I'm struggling finding the correct table for it.
Your help will be highly appreciated.
Thank you
Can you recommend a good cheap laser printer for 2 step printing
What’s the adhesive sheet I can’t find where to buy it?
Hi the adhesive sheet is the 'B' sheet in the IColor 2-step papers. On jpplus.com search 2-step and then you can see our paper options!
Hello I'm really interested in this product I'm from the UK. Do I need a sublimation printer for the first step in this video? it doesn't mention a cutter so I'm guessing you don't need that, we want to print on coloured cotton t-shirts. is this just for polyester and polyester mix?
Do you get both sheets
Are you talking about heat transfer paper or vinyl?
its a heat transfer paper. There are different kinds of heat transfer papers out there. The one where u put the design on it and only get the design without no background color is the one she's doing and its called two step process paper/printer.
@@ozkancil5080 Yes, I got that now. I have been using forever no cut self weeding low temp A B paper system for this.
@@drmd.nurulaminphd805 Which printer do you use? And where do u get your toner and paper from, because they are soo expensive?
Can I use my hp laser jet color printer or do I have to buy one that has white toner.
Where can I get the adhesive paper from?
Jpplus.com! We carry a wide range of toner heat transfer paper! You'll want to make sure you're using the specific paper for your project type, but we have a helpful chart to help you know which to pick. www.jpplus.com/transfer/supplies/paper
How many washes last a printed shirt
With the standard paper, you should get 40-50 washes.
Can this be done with a regular printer
Hi Victor...great question! You'll need to have a specific heat transfer printer with heat transfer toner in order to do the two-step transfer process. We offer a complete line of heat transfer printers and you can find those on our website here: www.jpplus.com/transfer/printers
Could you please provide technical support for this process?? I am having problem with my Uninet550
What temperature for the press?
About 310 degrees for 120 seconds to marry the A and B sheets. The garment should be pressed at 310 degrees for about 25 seconds.
Is this a sublimation ink that you were using
Hello! This process is using toner heat transfer, not sublimation.
@@JohnsonPlasticsPlus do you have a video that explains what toner heat transfer is and what equipment you need to print this type of material.
How do you remove all the surrounding white from the image. I printed my image but the entire A sheet has white and then the image. Your image is just the subject and the white is only where the color is. I can't figure that part out.
If you are using Photoshop, you have to make clipping mask. If you are using Illustrator or Corel, your file must be vector and just the artwork. But best is to get RIP software
@@RahimiBashir what is rip software?
@@ozkancil5080 A RIP software is software for printing. It make things easier and you have full control to mange, toners and quality, remove the background, rasterise and more.
what's the name of the both papers?
We have many types of paper for toner heat transfer for both garments and hard surfaces. Our go to for shirts is the iColor Select Ultra Bright, but the premium is also very durable!
www.jpplus.com/icolor-2-step-select-ultra-bright-textile-transfer-media
@@JohnsonPlasticsPlus i just want to know what paper you used that web page is too over whelming i STILL have no idea what to order!
My print on a dark garment came out to dark, colors don't pop. Almost blends with the black garment. WHY? PLEASE, HELP!
Did I set the choke too high, On my print job?
I like it, but the price is too expensive
Do you have to mirror image
Yes, for this you would want to mirror the image.
So this is for polyester and/or cotton? Dark colors???😉
Yes, and Yes! Heat Transfer is great for multiple surfaces, and can print in white!
@@MikeMcBrien can print in white?? So this isnt a sublimation printer that is in video?
Can it b used for sublimation printing?
@@jessicae7229 This is the iColor 550 (www.jpplus.com/icolor-550-digital-color-white-media-transfer-printer-includes-icolor-prorip-and-ink-toners) This specific printer has Heat Transfer toner which can print in white.
However, it also supports toner-based sublimation, by separately purchasing and swapping the toner with the specialty sublimation toner cartridges. Unfortunately due to the limitation of sublimation technology, in sublimation "mode" it cannot print white, and still requires polyester or polyester coated materials made for sublimation.
It's a dual capability machine, but unfortunately it's not magic!
TLDR;
-Heat Transfer can print in white,
-Sublimation cannot print in white.
Hi,which printer you use? Please tell me the Model no & cost. Thank you.
We're using the iColor 550 in this video, which is actually on clearance right now! But we offer a few models that range in speed and print size. www.jpplus.com/icolor-560-digital-color-white-media-transfer-printer-prorip-smartcut
thank you!
what is paper name, please?
Hi, in this video Karli is using the IColor 550, 2 step paper. www.jpplus.com/icolor-2-step-standard-550-textile-transfer-media?sku=ICHTSTDKIT550-EA
You don't heat up the bottom platen, right?
That's correct! The top platen is what heats up, so you'll want your transfer face up towards it.
So time consuming for one shirt. What if I have to print 300 shirts? This method would take way too long.
What’s the clear paper called anyone?
I believe it's vinyl
Transparent Transfer Paper. Available on ebay in all sizes..
@@TeezeeHastings thanks
@@taraatkins4823 thanks
It's a specific adhesive sheet to transfer your image. Regular transfer sheet will not give you the same results. Depending on the paper you purchase for toner heat transfer on JPPlus.com, your sheet you print to and the sheet you transfer with, will both be included.
Is this still sublimation?
No, this isn't sublimation. This is done with toner heat transfer.
Thank you for this video. However I followed exactly what you did on this video and I stretched the shirt after all the process and the image cracked easily. Now I’m afraid to sell them to my customers.
Do you know which paper you used? There is a wide range of paper types, and some allow quite a bit of stretch without cracking. The New iColor Select Ultra Bright gives REALLY great stretchability. www.jpplus.com/icolor-2-step-select-ultra-bright-textile-transfer-media