cybalokz, we do not have a 3D machine on our site. If you are transferring with paper, then the Ricoh 3110 will be perfect.

Are you planning to print on paper for transfer or on 3D film? This will influence which printer and inks you buy

<r>MSDS sheets can be found here for our inks : <URL url="http://www.sawgrasseurope.com/technical-support/sublijet-r"><s>[URL]</s><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.sawgrasseurope.com/technical ... sublijet-r">http://www.sawgrasseurope.com/technical-support/sublijet-r</LINK_TEXT><e>[/url]</e></URL> <br ...

<t>Certainly, you can use your Ricoh3110 , Sublijet-R and TruePix paper to transfer onto textiles. You can use either 100% polyester or 50/50% polycotton, depending on the effect you want to generate - on the polycotton, only the polyester fibres will fix the sublimation ink, so you will obtain a ...

<t>Depends on your inks - if you are using Sawgrass, then we do know that TruePix releases the optimum amount of ink on both hard and soft surfaces. Texprint standard is good for soft surfaces ( but not for hard) , TexPrint-R is good for hard surface.<br/>
I have not yet seen test results with the ...

<r><QUOTE author="Gkhnn;79867"><s>[QUOTE=Gkhnn;79867]</s>as you can read i am beginner on this area, please help me as much as you can <E>:)</E><e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

We have a Dealer in Denmark who can give you a bit more advice and local training : <URL url="http://www.dansupplies.dk/"><s>[URL ...

<r>Brent, these are two different processus: sublimation only works with polyester or polymer-coated substrates, where the ink pigments integrates into the polymer chain, ChromaBlast is a heat-transfer system onto 100% cotton.<br/>
Suggest you have a look at these two pages on our web-site, for more ...

<r><QUOTE author="arthur.daley;79115"><s>[QUOTE=arthur.daley;79115]</s>I suspect that in the sub printing arena, just as in the photographic world where calibration and profiling is also pretty well essential if you want predictable results, there are loads of people who don't really understand how ...

<r><QUOTE author="bms;78809"><s>[QUOTE=bms;78809]</s>You can print onto vinyl with sublimation ink. We have white sublimation vinyl for example and is ideal for small<br/>
stickers. If by 'vinyl' you mean tshirt flex or similar then again the sublimation printer can be used with subliflock or ...

Have you tried NovaChrome? They make their own subli metal, as well as special die cuts