Can I change from sublimation ink to chromablast ink?

[PersonalizedGiftz]

I currently have ricoh gx 3300n with sub ink, i am wanting to print onto baby garments ( as i currently machine embroider onto them)
Can i change the inks to the chromablast or will i need a new printer set up?
And is this set up suitable for that .. will i be able to print onto dark items too or will i need special paper

or is there a simpler set up i can use with cheaper paper as i have noticed its £40 for 100 sheets

thanks for any advice given

[PersonalizedGiftz]

sorry meant to add put print onto 100% cotton garements

[Dave271069]

to put it in terms of 40p a sheet dont sound to bad.......

[PersonalizedGiftz]

yes thinking about it 40p per sheet isnt too bad if im getting a couple of prints from it

[socialgiraffe]

It depends on if you want to keep swapping over or if its a permanent move.

If permanent then I would say yes it is possible, but you would need to flush through the old ink which will cost quite a bit of ink/money.

If you are looking for a continually swapping scenario then forget it and look at the other thread you started for ideas on how to sole the issue

[PersonalizedGiftz]

It depends on if you want to keep swapping over or if its a permanent move.

If permanent then I would say yes it is possible, but you would need to flush through the old ink which will cost quite a bit of ink/money.

If you are looking for a continually swapping scenario then forget it and look at the other thread you started for ideas on how to sole the issue

Yes am looking to change permanently. As I only want to print onto cotton bibs t shirts and sleepsuits.
How would I flush it out?

[PersonalizedGiftz]

So would be cheaper just to buy a brand new set up then?

[socialgiraffe]

I am not sure on the full instructions on swapping over inks and i would recommend you contact the supplier of the machine (if purchased from a recognised dye sub seller) and ask them exactly how to do it.

If not then contact Sawgrass direct.

[bms]

So would be cheaper just to buy a brand new set up then?

Might not be cheaper, but certainly less hassle. You would probably flush through a good 50% of the inks and then need a replacement ink waste tank as well. If you go for new then you also get a new warranty on the new system.

[PersonalizedGiftz]

Might not be cheaper, but certainly less hassle. You would probably flush through a good 50% of the inks and then need a replacement ink waste tank as well. If you go for new then you also get a new warranty on the new system.

Do you offer the Ricoh sg3110dn with the chromablast inks, i see you do it with the sub inks for around £311

Also would that set up allow me to print anything to put on any cotton items, dark or light fabrics?