Badge Presses
Re: Badge Presses
thinner paper and normal works best.
1 Hour T-shirt printing shop in Newcastle upon Tyne.
http://www.logobear.co.uk/
Logobear t-shirt print and embroidery. 74 Clayton Street. Newcastle. NE1 5PG. UK
http://www.logobear.co.uk/
Logobear t-shirt print and embroidery. 74 Clayton Street. Newcastle. NE1 5PG. UK
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edwardsmedia
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Very nice! I have been using 80gsm paper (120gsm didn't work too good) + Inkjet currently, However will try some 100gsm in a few days... looking at getting a laser printer if i'm still not keen on the quality of print.
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edwardsmedia
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When you say normal works best Logobear are you referring to normal standard paper or a normal printer as in an inkjet? Thanks
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My press recommends 100 gsm paper but I get good results with 80 gsm so I stick with it
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80gsm copy paper using both inkjet and laser - both work fine through my badge presses.
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wayupnorth
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Epson bright white inkjet sheets, 90gsm. I also use pre cut paper sheets from Badgematic and laser, sizes are not universal so check diameter(s) if you buy from them.
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I found normal paper didn't give as sharp or colourful a print as thin photo glossy or brochure paper.
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If I'm doing hundreds/thousands, it'll be the laser printer for speed - for a few off, my Ricoh does the job. I've found little difference in print quality, but that could be due to the gel inks and instant drying!
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