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@Znak
We usually sell INSTA presses, which as you know, are equipped with a built-in pressure measurement device, showing the PSI or the Bar pressure settings. Not only does this help our Transfer Media provide more consistent results, but also helps avoid any unnecessary confusion and mistakes.
If you are using a heat press which does not have the built-in pressure measurement device, then please contact us personally to discuss how to get the most out of your press.
@Znak
You can find the required transfer pressure settings (bar or PSI) in the Printing Instructions.
For the Laser-Dark (No-Cut) LowTemp transfer media Printing Instructions, please click here.
Once there, check out page 3 for colour transfers & page 4 for Transfer Flock & Hot Stamping Foil finishing settings.
Best Regards
@Znak
Here are the answers to your questions:
1. The recommended image resolution for both A4 and A3 sized artwork should be 300 dpi. This ensures the best possible reproduction of the transfer image from Screen to Print.
2. For Transfers which are applied to T-Shirts, a value of between 25-30 with a maximum of 35 Pixels is recommended.@Znak
Thank you for your feedback. User feedback and questions are always welcome here.
Rasterizing images has been made easy with the TransferRIP software – which is now just 1-Click away. But, if you or other poeple out there, are unsure how to optimize images for Heat Transfer printing – then let us help by explaining how to Rasterize and optimise images.
In the meantime, please check out our Photoshop Rasterization Step Process pdf.
Stay tuned for more updates.
@Znak
The main focus of this website is to support the White Toner transfer system. As this is a non-White Toner transfer issue, please contact us personally for more information regarding this issue.
Unfortunately the dongle does not work when connected to a router. Connecting the dongle to a computer, which is running the TransferRIP software, is the only way the system can work.
