Focus on Transfer Printing Supacolor The next generation of Supacolor
Feel confi dent, save time and reduce costly errors The latest hot peel transfers from Supacolor now come with an extended peel window, so users can feel more confi dent, save time and reduce costly errors. Mike Modgill, CEO of Supacolor, said: “We are restless at Supacolor, always looking for ways to improve the customer experience. Our brand promise is to be Supafast and Supaeasy. With this in mind, we focused on the pressing experience to eliminate any of the potential headaches that customers might have experienced.” People are at the core of everything that Supacolor does, continually driving the company to make things better. The next generation of Supacolor was created to improve users’ performance using these heat transfers on just about any press. Rum Walia, president of Supacolor, added: “Innovation isn’t always about creating the next big thing; it’s about taking the best thing and making it even better. That’s why we’ve made our heat transfers faster to press, easier to peel and the colours more vibrant than ever so you can feel even more confi dent in the work you produce and sell.”
www.supacolour.co.uk Be confi dent in perfect prints
The Merlin Heat Press is a high-pressure clamshell style heat press with a platen size of 40x50cm (16x20in). It is easy to use and can handle heavy duty and frequent use. It is perfect for those interested in starting a print shop or expanding their custom apparel business. With its larger platen, you can transfer onto garments of any size: from T shirts and jackets to totes, mousepads and so much more.
You can be confi dent your transfers will come out perfectly with the heat press’s clamp mechanism, which provides an even heat dispersion and pressure across the garment. It also has an auto-release feature and drawer-style lower platen which is ideal in areas with limited space, these functions make transferring designs and producing orders simple.
One of the most important features of the machine is the advanced 5in digital touchscreen that gives you ultimate control. With this simple yet high-tech panel, you can organise your different print processes using up to 50 pre-set temperatures and timings. It is also possible to view your production statistics and when you’re fi nished using the heat press, the platen’s non-stick surface guarantees an easy clean up.
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B-Flex
The heat transfer vinyl for stretchable garments Beachwear, leggings, leotards for gym and all stretch garments are diffi cult to customise because the application does not come back after being stretched, causing cracks and ruining the graphics.
B-Flex has created the FIVE PRINT TOP digital printing fi lm. The main feature of this heat transfer vinyl is elasticity, it maintains its shape on stretch garments without getting damaged thanks to its special formulation and thickness of only 60 microns.
FIVE PRINT TOP has more than one plus! B-Flex thought about the need to have a single fi lm for all needs, avoiding changing rolls by type of fabric. In fact, in order to be suitable for various fabrics, the glue of this fi lm has a particular formula, also performing on the treated surfaces and thus, resulting in a universal fi lm suitable for applications from cotton fabrics, to nylon and treated fabrics. To obtain a fi lm suitable for all needs, the application is in just four seconds at 140°C and it allows working on garments particularly sensitive to thermal stress. The FIVE PRINT TOP is a heat transfer vinyl for digital printing suitable for eco-solvent and latex inks. It comes with two fi nishes to choose from, a matte fi nish (FIVE PRINT TOP M) and a glossy fi nish (FIVE PRINT TOP G). B-Flex produces the highest quality heat transfer vinyl on the market. Ease of use, quick application and long-lasting results are the main features of the products.
www.b-flexitalia.com FIVE PRINT TOP | 72 | May 2023
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