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Stampinator
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 21 ก.พ. 2022
Learn how the stampinator.com/ can make your screen printing better and automate your transfers, changing the world of your decoration forever! Watch and learn.
Installation Instructions for the Stampinator M Manual Heat Press
The Stampinator M stampinator.com/collections/manual-stampinator turns any carousel manual #screenprinting press into a semi-automated heat pressing machine producing 3-4x the transfers one can produce on standard heat press. Learn how to setup the Manual Stampinator in this video for both heat pressing and screen printing.
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How to Troubleshoot and Fix Wet Ink Sticking to Your Teflon on your Stampinator
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Ink sticking to the teflon is one of the most commonly asked tech question we get at Stampinator. This video will show you the best way to troubleshoot and fix this issue by incrementally increasing/descreasing the temperature and time on your Stampinator. For more information, please visit our website: stampinator.com/pages/shop-by-press-model
Print Grip for Better Pallet Adhesion
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See how print grip is changing the way screen printers apply adhesive to their pallets. No more noxious spray adhesive that gets all over your press and clothes.
Why Attend the Just Stamp It Class? Hear What Attendees Have to Say!
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Hear what the Just Stamp It class attendees have to say about taking the class. Many are current Stampinator users, and many are thinking about increasing their production and quality in their screen prints.
Calibrating the Teflon and Off-Contact on Your Stampinator
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How to adjust your Teflon and off-contact on your Stampinator. If your teflon is loose and slack, it’ll pick up and not give you the matte feel you are looking for. When you flick the Teflon with your finger, it should sound like you’re hitting a stair drum. Use an 11/16th socket wrench. Another reason why your Stampinator might need calibration is because of off-contact. A straight edge and a ...
Stampinator Stories: Shawn Kirpatric, owner of Print Hybrid
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Shawn Kirpatric, owner of Print Hybrid talks about his two Stampinators on his M&R presses and how to adjust the timing using the squeegee sensors.
Printing 5 Colors With the Manual Stampinator
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Jeff shows us how to use the Manual Stampinator to print 5 colors and a white underbase. For more information on the Manual Stampinator visit stampinator.com/products/manual-stampinator.
Manual Stampinator Overview
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Learn how the Manual Stampinator can make your prints better, smother, matte down fibers, and replace your flash and conveyor dryer. For more information on the Manual Stampinator visit stampinator.com/products/manual-stampinator.
Using the Manual Stampinator to do DTF Transfers on a Manual Screen Printing Press
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Jeff shows us how we can do DTF transfers using the Manual Stampinator on a manual screen printing press. FFor more information on the Manual Stampinator visit stampinator.com/products/manual-stampinator.
Screen Printing White Ink on Lane 7 Hoodies with Pre and Flash Stamping using the Stampinator
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Screen Printing White Ink on Lane 7 Hoodies with Pre and Flash Stamping using the Stampinator
Flashing and Curing Screen Printing Ink with the Manual Stampinator
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Flashing and Curing Screen Printing Ink with the Manual Stampinator
How To Connect A Power Plug To The Stampinator
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How To Connect A Power Plug To The Stampinator
Should you come to a Stampinator Screen Printing and Heat Transfer Class
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Should you come to a Stampinator Screen Printing and Heat Transfer Class
How to Optimize the Stampinator for Screen Printing Fleece
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How to Optimize the Stampinator for Screen Printing Fleece
How to screen print notebooks with water based ink
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How to screen print notebooks with water based ink
Stampinator Class Review by Baav Productions
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Stampinator Class Review by Baav Productions
How To Change The Teflon on Your Stampinator
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How To Change The Teflon on Your Stampinator
How Sage Screen Printing Uses The Stampinator To Make Smooth Screen Prints
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How Sage Screen Printing Uses The Stampinator To Make Smooth Screen Prints
Stampinator, Making Screen Print Better and The Worlds Fastest DTF Heat Transfers
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Stampinator, Making Screen Print Better and The Worlds Fastest DTF Heat Transfers
Stampinator Stories: SupaColor, the Worlds Greatest Transfer is Now the Fastest!
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Stampinator Stories: SupaColor, the Worlds Greatest Transfer is Now the Fastest!
How to use the Green Rubber with The Stampinator
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How to use the Green Rubber with The Stampinator
Stampinator Stories with Mike W From Swell Ink
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Stampinator Stories with Mike W From Swell Ink
Pre-Stamping the garment for Better Results With The Stampinator
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Pre-Stamping the garment for Better Results With The Stampinator
How to properly test the heating element temp of the Stampinator
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How to properly test the heating element temp of the Stampinator
How to wire a Stampinator Heat Press to a ROQ Automatic Screen Printing Press
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How to wire a Stampinator Heat Press to a ROQ Automatic Screen Printing Press
How To Install Green Heat Conductive Rubber on The Stampinator
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How To Install Green Heat Conductive Rubber on The Stampinator
How To Choose The Right Heat Transfer Rubber for Pressing with the Stampinator
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How To Choose The Right Heat Transfer Rubber for Pressing with the Stampinator
How the Stampinator Is Manufactured and Tested MADE in the USA
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How the Stampinator Is Manufactured and Tested MADE in the USA
Do we a compressor with the Stampinator-M? Does it support 18" x 24" print?
why is it so expensive?
More tips!!
So does it replace the flash unit?
Yes. It does replace the flash. It can also be used for the final cure as well. It'll make the print soft and smooth, so the flash/final cure will feel different than a using a conveyor/traditional flash dryer.
Can you still achieve full cure on press with the printgrip applied? Have you tested it? And does it affect the normal flashing temp or do you have to raise the temp slightly from the normal range?
How does it work with regular cold peel DTF transfers? Supacolor just isn’t feasible for all jobs and pricing structures. Currently looking into getting a stampinator for our Freedom Express press.
Where are you from?
Edgewood, Maryland.
So it sticks when you’re curing it, but I thought it was also used to cure inks on press. I’m confused
Same as a standard heat press: The ink is supposed to stick to the garment, not the heating element. If there is ink on the heating element, then it's under cured or over cured. This video shows how to stop that from happening.
Can i get a job in machine screen printing?
Looking forward to this. Any idea when the manual will be available?
Why no stretch test....
It's only a heat press tho..I have 3 heat press.i have a stand frame I can put in between press if I want to..so I don't get the hype on this machine Plus I heat press all my screen printing jobs after oven..only thing that is intriguing is u can use your 6 head screen printing machine like a multiple heat press ...other then that I don't get the hype........
I’ve been eyeing this product for awhile and I think it is better than just a simple heat press for a few reasons: 1. You use it on press which saves an immense amount of time post oven heat pressing 2. You use it ONLY on the underbase-you get a very natural looking print that doesn’t have that “heat press” look to it but is still perfect (not to mention the gloss from teflon) 3. It appears to cover a larger surface area than a standard heat press
U can just heat press your finally product and get same look..i have 3 heat presses .press all my screen printing jobs.....
Question about flashing, how do you prevent over flashing the under base? On a regular flash you’d make sure it reaches flash temp of around 250+ or so depending on the ink but on this the heat plate is already curing temp, is it really just make sure you don’t go over 3-7 seconds at 330? And whats the sweet spot for flashing and curing with the green rubber? Thanks
I want a manual one so bad. I’m curious to know how it navigates stamping the print when there’s a hoodie pocket that could interfere. Anyone know?
Need more tutorial videos for stampinator M! Excited to get mine in, but definitely need more tip videos
Finally seeing more videos on the stampinator. This should be the new standard instead of a traditional flash unit. I need one of these so bad.
No time to get back to people who requested more info?
Apologies for not getting back to you sooner. Please feel free to text us at 443-782-6748 and we'll get back to you ASAP.
Do you need an air compressor to run this? Would love a version that ran only on electricity.
The Manual Stampinator does require air supply, a pancake compressor will do fine. The Stampinator we sell for automatic presses do not require a compressor however.
SUPER COOL. Definitely gonna be transforming old manual presses. The question is.... can this be used on a automatic press too? I Have an Anatol volt. Seams like it may be perfect for my press
We do make the Stampinator for Anatol presses. Here's where you can get more info: stampinator.com/collections/anatol
Stampinator all day 💯👏💯
So it take place of a flash and stamps?. I hear people having issues with stamping before flashing. How successful are you guys without a flash before the stamp?... is it about having the right settings?. I really want one for my roq
It is all about the right settings for sure, it is a little harder to dial in than a flash because its direct contact, but the concept of dialing it in is the same, you have to be careful not to get the ink too hot and over flash, as well as not go too fast and under flash, you can tell by what happens on the Teflon on the stampinator, if you under flash it, the ink on the stamp is still wet, if you over flash it, the ink is cured, and if it is just perfect, there is no ink on the stamp. Once you play with it, you get the hang of it! Let us know if you have any other questions!
Was that a Volt M or Volt L?
L - which one do you have?
Lol bro looks good 👍
So this works as a flash as well?