IMAGE CLIP LASER DARK heat transfer paper! Print on Black!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Here is a great product when you want to put color down on dark garments in just 2 steps! We use an OKI Data printer w/white toner (and we sell the toner, too).
For the BEST RESULTS, just follow OUR instruction sheet and video instructions and you will be wildly happy with the results!
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Question: I am having a lot of issues with this product, every time I try to transfer to the shirt the paper sticks to the shirt and the image and I can't get a clean peel. Adjusted the time under the press etc. Any suggestions are appreciated.
can you use an inkjet printer
Hello do you know if this transfer paper works well with the new HP LaserJet m 252 dw printers
Thank you for contacting us regarding this paper. We haven’t tested the new printer you just purchased, but feel that it should work. W we always recommend that you test first, though, to make sure that the HP toner transfers properly to produce the look you want. We offer a 5 pack for testing purposes at: rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer/laser-heat-transfer-paper/Image-Clip-Laser-Dark-8.5-in-x-11-in. For wash testing after transferring, turn the shirt inside out and wash in cold water with a non-brightening detergent. Dry for 10 minutes. We look forward to working with you and if you have more questions, please contact our Tech Support at 651-686-5027 x 4. We want you to be highly successful.
great video thx
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Hi, I have a question about the Transfer paper. The paper you are placing the Image Clip Paper on is what kind of paper. Do you print it on a Single Jet Heat Transfer and transfer onto the Image Clip Heat transfer paper?
So it only works with white toner printers
If your design includes white then a white toner printer is required. If it doesn't have white in it you can use a CMYK printer. Hope that helps and if you need further info, please get in touch at 651-686-5027 x 4.
Can you use an iron if you don't have a heat press? Also, is using a brother laser printer ok to use since I'm not using white? Just want to do some t-shirts for myself.
Thanks for watching our video and for your questions. Unfortunately, an iron won't work with this paper, but you could test Laser 1 Opaque (for dark garments): rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer?_route_=digital-transfer/laser-heat-transfer-paper/Laser-1-Opaque-8.5-in-x-11-in. It should work fine with a Brother, but we haven't tested it ourselves.
If you have an inkjet printer, another option is SingleJet. rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer?_route_=digital-transfer/ink-jet-heat-transfer-paper/SingleJet-II-8.5-in-x-11-in
See the video with iron-on instructions here: th-cam.com/video/t25ZiOF0xsU/w-d-xo.html.
Please call us at 651-686-5027 x 4 if you have more questions; need assistance.
Hi! Thanks for the video. Where can I buy rubber mat you are using? Is it silicone or what? I've been struggling with Laser Dark for a while and can't really get good marrying done.
Appreciate your interest and that the video is helpful, but we encourage you to call Chris at 651-686-5027 x 4. We don't want you to struggle; we want you to be successful. There could be several issues going that we'd like to help you rectify. We often find that the heat press is the problem, so let's get this worked out for you. Regarding the silicone mat - we don't sell them, but you could try Magic Touch out of Chicago. Looking forward to hearing from you and we really appreciate that you're our customer.
Does this work good with a regular laser printer ? I don't think my new laser printer has a white toner
Sorry we missed your question a few weeks ago, but hope you called our Customer Service/Tech Support in the meantime. If your design has white in it, then you will need a printer with white toner. For designs w/o white in them, your printer should work, however, you really should test the paper. Here's the link for a Pack of 5 sheets so you can test: rhinotechinc.com/product/image-clip-laser-dark-paper/. If you have more questions, please contact Chris at 651-686-5027 x 4. Thanks so much for your interest.
Would white transfer if you didn't have the white toner? Like with Koncert T? Or is the white toner required?
DreamNoTomorrow AtSoundCloud it doesn't, i've tried it. you can buy a specific paper that transfers white, but it's never a full white. I'm assuming my next step is investing in the white toner printers which are not cheap
Do you use a printer with white color toner?
If you're using a design that includes white then you have to use a printer with white color toner. the iColor printers are great: rhinotechinc.com/product/icolor-laser-printer/. Thanks for your question; please call us if you need help or other info at 651-686-5027 x 4.
@@Rhinotechinc thank you
I have used the ink jet paper for dark colours, and the feel is extremely heavy. Almost like wearing a bib around your neck. Not very comfortable. What is the end result when using the Image Clip Laser Dark Transfer Sheet? Thanking you in advance.
+VR Bartram Appreciate your dilemma and question. To start with, Image Clip Laser Dark is a weedless product. And, because you’re only transferring the toner and not the carrier sheet, the result is a much softer feel (unlike the experience you described w/other paper). It’s important to note, too, that this can vary slightly when you transfer postage stamp designs that will be heavier, as opposed to, whimsical designs when using Image Clip Laser Dark and/or RhinoDARK heat transfer papers. Here’s the link for Image Clip Laser Dark if you’d like to order a 10 pack for testing purposes: rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer/heat-transfer-paper/Image-Clip-Laser-Dark-8.5-in-x-11-in. Hope this helps. And, please contact us directly at 651-686-5027 x 4 if we can help you further. Looking forward to working with you.
+RhinoTech Thank you so much for responding, and the valuable information. It's much appreciated.
You've so welcome!
that is...You're so welcome!
Gm, what is the difference and/or benefits between your dark tee paper and Neenah's?
Thank you,
Thomas
Thomas, thanks for the inquiry. I think you’re referencing RhinoDARK weedless, laser paper. The benefits/differences of RhinoDARK are: 1) the A sheet is a polyester film that isn’t affected by humidity and temperature, 2) the B sheet is denser so you’ll see brighter colors and a true white as opposed to a grayer white on Image Clip Laser Dark, 3) when you stretch an Image Clip print, you’ll notice a tendency for the print to have more cracks in it in comparison to RhinoDARK. Don’t get me wrong, though. Image Clip is a good paper choice that stands on its own. Finally, in comparison, RhinoDARK Laser Paper is a superior product and, subsequently, more expensive, although not by a lot. Hope this helps. Please give me a call at 651-686-5027 x 2 if you need more info. Looking forward to working with you. ~GM
Forgot to add that Image Clip is made by Neenah. Again, thanks for your question.
RhinoTech Okay thanks for the information. I have been using Neenah image clip (for white, dark colors and koncert tees) for years and find that they work well on my Oki C831 .But I am now going to purchase a Oki Pro920wt so that I can print white and color at the same time. So I will consider trying your Rhino Dark, do you have sample packs?
Thanks
You're welcome. Before you purchase, though, did you know that the 920WT is being replaced by the
OKI Pro8432WT? Here's the link: rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer/laser-printers-toner?product_id=415. Also, here's the link to 5 sheet sample packs of RhinoDark: rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer?_route_=digital-transfer/laser-heat-transfer-paper/RhinoDARK-8.5. If you'd like some more info about the OKI Pro8432WT, please give me a call at 651-686-5027 x 2. Hope to talk to you soon.
what is the pressure on the paper transfer and shirt transfer?
Thanks for your questions and for watching our video. Use medium pressure when you marry the transfer sheets together. And, use heavy pressure when transferring design onto shirt. If you'd like to work with the paper, we offer a 5 paper pack for testing purposes that you can order here: rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer/laser-heat-transfer-paper/Image-Clip-Laser-Dark-8.5-in-x-11-in. If you have any other questions, please call Chris at 651-686-5027 x 4. Looking forward to working with you.
will these transfer papers work on my
samsung sl-c1810w color laser xpress printer?
Thanks for your question. This laser paper should work, but, we suggest testing before investing. There's a 5 pack available for just those purposes that you can order on-line at: rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer?_route_=digital-transfer/laser-heat-transfer-paper/Image-Clip-Laser-Dark-8.5-in-x-11-in. If you have more questions, please contact Chris at 651-686-5027 x 4 and he'll be able to help you. Looking forward to working with you.
Great! i just purchased both light and dark 5 packs and will test when i receive them, btw when i do say a royal blue shirt do i use the dark transfer paper as well?
Appreciate your business! Yes, use dark paper for royal blue. White paper is for light color garments and caps. If you have any other questions or need help when you begin, please call Chris @ 651-686-5027 x 4. Again, many thanks.
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Can I use this on leather and vegetable tanned leather?
Thanks for your question. The answer is no; Image Clip is for use on garments, only. But...we offer SinglePrint that is also a laser paper that can transfer images to multiple types of hard surfaces including leather. We've not tested it on vegetable tanned leather. SinglePrint is available in a Test Pack of 5 sheets: rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer/hard-surface-heat-transfer-paper/SinglePrint-8.5-in-x-11-in. If you have other questions, please contact Chris/Customer Service at 651-686-5027 x 4. We look forward to working with you.
RhinoTech Thanks alot
You're very welcome.
how about your guys RhinoDark paper?
You've mentioned a great performing laser paper in RhinoDARK. RhinoDARK has an A sheet that is a polyester film that isn’t affected by humidity and temperature, 2) the B sheet is denser so you’ll see brighter colors and a true white. There are a few videos that you can review th-cam.com/video/glUkLf0Bieo/w-d-xo.html) and here's the link to both sizes of the paper: rhinotechinc.com/digital-transfer?_route_=digital-transfer/laser-heat-transfer-paper. Please give us a call at 651-686-5027 x 4 or 2 if you have more questions. Thanks for your interest and really appreciate the question.
awesome! and what file do you use to print out the image ? vector? PDF? or do you use a special software?
You can use any file type or software to print. The software we use is CorelDraw. Hope that helps. Liking the questions!
thanks for answering my questions ! soon I will be purchasing oki c711wt , heat press combo off your site!
Appreciate it. FYI - shipping is free with purchase of $75 or more when delivered in the contiguous U.S.A. Be sure to click on free shipping at checkout. Looking forward to working with you and thanks so much for your business
BAD video due to the fact that you didn't clearly show how your transfer looked straight out of the printer. Your end result on the shirt looked dull and faded and its unclear if it was because your printout was that way or if the Image Clip transfer paper is trash. Next time use a VIVID full color transfer and show the people the PRINTOUT and the SHIRT so we can judge the full quality and potential of the paper. Thanks.
+HowToMakeBeats Thanks so much for your critique, especially about showing the transfer straight out of the printer. Please review the video on RhinoDARK @ th-cam.com/video/glUkLf0Bieo/w-d-xo.html. We hope you'll like the vivid results of this paper. And, contact me at gregory@rhinotechinc.com if I can help you further. Looking forward to talking to you ~Greg