UNINET IColor Hard Surface Transfer Paper Instructions for Ceramic, Metal, Wood
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- The IColor 1-Step Hard Surface Transfer Paper is an easy to use, weed-free all-in-one paper for use with hard surfaces.
Print and press onto ceramic, glass, wood, metal, acrylics, and more, thanks to the adjustable white overprint layer when printing from the IColor TransferRIP software.
The IColor 1-Step Hard Surface Transfer Media does not require coated substrates as sublimation does.
Press onto virtually anything, even dark substrates! The result is a vivid, long-lasting image. In this video, we cover pressing to ceramic mugs, metal, and wood.
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is there a newer video with newer pro rip
Do you have to use certain mugs & put a clear coat on them. I got mugs from hobby lobby & after I press them & heat them in the oven, the ink can easily be scratched off? Do I need to add a clear coat over the ink?
Hello, tanks for you tuto.
What °C and time for metal sheet a4 29x30cm please ?
All substrates are covered here in the instructions: www.icolorprint.com/resource-library/IColor_Classic_1Step_Hard_Surface_Transfer_Paper_Instructions_ICHHARD.pdf
I think my prorip software is different. Maybe mine is the updated version because it does not look anything like this. If there is an updated version (I have icolor 560) can you please post a tutorial for which settings to use for classic hard surface.
The software in this instructional is for TransferRIP, today most printers ship with the updated ProRIP software but the use of the paper is exactly the same once printed.
I have the 560 and I'm looking for coffee cups and other blanks in bulk to print on. They all seem to be for sublimation and have a special coating for this process. I assume this transfer paper wouldn't work on these but wanted to ask for your input. Thanks.
Actually most sublimation coated surfaces will also work with heat transfer but this is something you would need to test out. For sure, sublimation mugs work great!
@@Icolorprintingsolutions Why not try it for us and let us know if it does work well or not? Then all of your clients and potential clients will know.
what are approximate costs for materials/labor, or at least average time of complete production for 1 item? seems like an involved process with multiple steps. thanks!
It actually takes no time at all once you've tried it a couple of times! If you email sales@icolorprint.com they can talk to you about the specific details such as cost of materials and average production time.
What do you do if you do not have a convection oven??
Crazy as it sounds, People use air fryer. I have not, so I have not idea. But I have seen the videos.
Are the mugs dishwasher proof?
Hello Omar, yes they are, however we recommend hand washing for longevity.
is it using water slide deval paper?
This is not waterslide paper but rather hard surface paper that is applied with a heat press.
do you have a distributor in the philippines?
Yes. UNINET IColor Philippines
What paper do you use to do mugs?
The paper used is iColor Hard Surface Premium paper. www.icolorprint.com/store/Heat-Transfer-Media/IColor-Premium-1-Step-Hard-Surface-Transfer-Paper-85-in-x-11-in-216-x-279mm
who is the delar in india????
At this time, we do not have a dealer in India. Please contact use at sales@icolorprint.com to purchase.
Why does Uninet make their papers so thick and difficult to remove from the final step? It's like sheer anxiety for me to make sure I pull the paper off just right.. Makes me want to stick to the transfer papers that you don't need to remove after pressing 😑
do you have distributor here in india
At this time, we do not have a dealer in India. Please contact use at sales@icolorprint.com to purchase.
what is the price???
The White toner printers start at $2,995