Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
Guys what paper you can use with this . Epson paper is bit pricey so I thought to switch to a 50m/ 80m roll paper rolls , what papers you guys use if you have SC500?
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
£30 for 100m of Inktec paper
https://shop.inktec-europe.com/product/ ... e-sub-inks
(We use this paper, although in 63" roll widths)
https://shop.inktec-europe.com/product/ ... e-sub-inks
(We use this paper, although in 63" roll widths)
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
is it on 2" core?
http://www.howtoprintstuff.co.uk <-- How To Print Stuff BLOG
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
Yes, Inktec's are 2" ... took ages to get 2" spindles to replace the 3" ones the HP Stitch came with so we could use Inktec papers again
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
E2A ... Inktec can do 3", but they have to order in from HQ in Korea, so long lead times
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
E2A ... Inktec can do 3", but they have to order in from HQ in Korea, so long lead times
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
F500 is only 24" ..pisquee;149650 wrote:£30 for 100m of Inktec paper
https://shop.inktec-europe.com/product/ ... e-sub-inks
(We use this paper, although in 63" roll widths)
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
Yes and 24" is one of the available widths in the linked page ... ALTHOUGH we use the 63" width version.Ravisteam;149655 wrote:F500 is only 24" ..
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
What is the darks/blacks on the fabric? is this a HR paper? does it dry fast?
http://www.howtoprintstuff.co.uk <-- How To Print Stuff BLOG
Re: Sublimation paper rolls for Epson F500 .
We predominantly do fabrics ... it didn't dry fast in the 9600 but we were putting down a lot of ink, so had racks to hang the prints on for the ink to dry. The HP Stitch has a heater to dry the ink so comes out totally dry now (as well as being a thermal printing process - note, not as much heating to dry the inks as the Latex printers it's based on!)
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