Jet Stream Digital F-35 Dye Sublimation Paper

[Isaac11]

Do you have distributor in France ?

Thanks

[JetStreamDigital]

Do you have distributor in France ?

Thanks

Hi Isaac,

Currently, no. We are in talks with 2 however so watch this space.

BR,
Jimmy


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[Isaac11]

In the meantime can I order from you directly I will interested about buying large quantity if quality are same or better than TextPrint-R.
Can we discuss in private Message or by Email ?
Thanks

[JetStreamDigital]

In the meantime can I order from you directly I will interested about buying large quantity if quality are same or better than TextPrint-R.
Can we discuss in private Message or by Email ?
Thanks

Hi Isaac,

I'll write a DM to you.

BR,
Jimmy

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[Deano82]

Is this paper ok for polymer mugs and other polymer products

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[matzy]

Are you planning on making this available in standard pre-cut 240mm x 100mm mug sized sheets at all?

[JetStreamDigital]

Is this paper ok for polymer mugs and other polymer products

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Absolutely.


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[JetStreamDigital]

Are you planning on making this available in standard pre-cut 240mm x 100mm mug sized sheets at all?

Currently we have no plans to. Feedback from end users has generally been that they prefer to create templates from either A4 or A3 that gives them the option to print more cost effectively.


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[arthur.daley]

Are you planning on making this available in standard pre-cut 240mm x 100mm mug sized sheets at all?

Matzy

Do you have a small family run litho printers near you? If you do, nip in and see if you can do a deal - a few freebie mugs in exchange for them cutting some A4 or A3 down for you.

I notice you wanted 100x240mm - how big are the mugs you are printing and press or oven? Most of the time I can get away with 210 x 95 which means that you get 3 out of an A4 sheet. Cutting down is the kind of job that a printer should only take a minute or two to do so long as you know the exact size you want cutting - don't ask for it to be cut exactly into 3 tell them 3 cuts at 97 or 98 mm which should leave a small offcut strip for the bin. The problem with trying to cut exactly into 3 is that you only need to be a fraction of a millimeter out to cause problems with paper pick up in the printer - prints come out just far enough out of true to cause trouble or worse still not far enough for you to notice immediately ;o)


Arthur

[Deano82]

Im ordering a3 and cutting down to a4 as get double amount for £4 more lol

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