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Focus on Transfer Printing Secabo TC7 Lite ES heat press


The heat press that saves 60% energy Secabo exhibited at this year’s Printwear & Promotion LIVE! in Birmingham for the fi rst time. And presented a true innovation: the extremely economical Energy Saver models, including the TC7 Lite ES heat press.


The live trial at the exhibition revealed: The press reduces energy consumption enormously - by up to 60%. The comparative model was a conventional Secabo TC7 SMART, a device of the same size and design. Thus, the Energy Saver devices do not only pay for themselves quickly. They also make a contribution to improving the ecological footprint.


The core of this innovation is an energy-effi cient heating plate. It saves electricity even during the heating-up phase or short breaks in work, when it’s not worth switching off the device. Additional insulation signifi cantly reduces energy consumption in stand-by mode. Finally, the specially developed cover protects against getting burnt, and additionally saves energy. Secabo currently offers fi ve Energy Saver models with different features and sizes. The TC7 LITE ES model is a clam press with a work surface of 40x50 cm. The controller is kept simple for beginners or occasional applications. Thanks to the modular design, a SMART controller can be upgraded with more functions if required.


www.secabo.com


TheMagicTouch


The perfect entry-level option TheMagicTouch introduces the perfect entry-level ‘no maintenance’ desktop, powderless, DTF transfer solution for single and full colour transfers for garments and textile decoration. All made possible using CMYK + white toner transfers printed by selected LED/ laser digital desktop printers.


Two-part white toner transfer


The new two-part WTT (white toner transfer) consists of a transparent fi lm and a white paper booster enabling full colour transfers to be produced with vibrancy, speed and durability as never seen before. No cutting or weeding required. Simply print the logo/ design onto the matt side of the transparent fi lm and then press together with the white paper booster. The white will only transfer to where the toner is on the transparent sheet. Developed for garment decorators who focus on logo sized and smaller images up to A3.


Available in sets of 50 sheets of fi lm + paper in both A4 and A3 format.


TheMagicTouch toner-based process offers proven entry-level solutions for garment decoration regardless of colour or fabric composition. Perfect for the ad-hoc user and supported with a three-year onsite warranty. The WTT fi lm/ paper settings have been added to the latest version of the upgraded SpaceControl software. Existing users can simply update and download for free by contacting technical@themagictouch.co.uk.


The latest version of SpaceControl software also has many new and improved features including rasterisation to assist block and solid design images have a softer feel.


www.themagictouch.co.uk


| 52 | May 2024


www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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