<t>Hi, In my experience it's better than DTG, no need to pretreat for darks, you can decorate a lot more materials and if a print messes up, it's only the media thats no good and not the garment like DTG. <br/>
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The downside compared to DTG is that you can't print a soft edge like DTG although ...

<r>I know the fella, and he is dodgy <E>;-)</E><br/>
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Its Acrorip 9.0.3 I'm not sure if the UV version is the same as the DTG/DTF version.<br/>
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There's no skill to powdering you're just applying adhesive powder to wet ink, you just need to make sure the whole area exactly the same as ...

<t>Hi Mate,<br/>
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I'm good thanks and hope you are too, you can cure them in your mug oven, we do ours this way or use our screen print belt dryer, powder tray if you need one can be anything a tupperware tray or cardboard box whatever suits.<br/>
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Let me know if you have any more ...

<r>I'm selling my hardly used L1800 DTF Printer, not long after buying and converting this I moved to a wide format DTF, so its been sat with extra dampers installed and filled with cleaning solution. It's actually had very little use it was purchased as a backup for another L1800 DTF printer but ...

<t>My experience is that ink opacity is really good, it almost impossible tell the difference between a DTF print and a plastisol transfer even white, we do both. <br/>
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You have to cure before pressing it can't be pressed directly onto the garment straight from printing, you need to melt the ...

<t>I’ve been printing with DTF for 8 months now, I believe it is a game changer, a rotary press isn’t required transfers can be cured using a heat press, flash dryer, oven or tunnel dryer. Like DTG it is a lot of maintenance and DTG still does something’s better, it’s head and shoulders above OKI ...

It was HP Kippax - www.hgkippax.co.uk

Its less to do with age and more to do with being extremely hung over, following our night out in Birmingham... Mr Jager Bomb

I was stood next you when we looked at it a but I can't for the life of me recall the company, they also did some industrial machines for coating screens I believe too, just in case that helps jog anyone's memory

Thanks, I did actually go for a brother in the end although a slightly different model its a HL-L8260CDW, paid £153 + VAT from Printerland and they are offering £100 cashback, full set of compatables can be had for £37, that'll do for me.