Focus on Transfer Printing Lotus LTS 690


Lotus Heat Presses Sustainable heat presses


Already meeting the new UK/ EU laws on sustainable electrical items, 100% manufactured in Italy since 1972, Lotus Heat Presses are available in manual, semi-automatic or pneumatic versions, from small format (13x12cm), to industrial size presses (180x100cm).


With the use of different sized printing plates, or even a cap set on the swap presses, almost all jobs can be done with just one press. By request, Lotus can make individual press and accessories according to your requirements. With a 10-year warranty for the Mika-Tech smart heating technology, providing the most accurate and even heating of any available press, Lotus presses are versatile, ergonomically friendly, extremely durable, virtually maintenance free


come with an industry leading two-year all parts warranty too. Cost effective fi nance options are available, allowing you to free up cash, while investing in your business with the best equipment to hand.


With many heat press manufacturers to choose from, you need to be sure that you’re going to get a great return on your investment. A press that won’t let you down, no matter how hard you work it.


And with all Lotus Presses come with a spending credit for Dae Ha HTV, worth 20% of the value of the press, it’s a win win for your next heat press purchase.


www.garmentfilms.co.uk Supacolour The Swiss Army knife of garment decoration


Supacolour is the Swiss Army knife of the garment decoration industry. This means that regardless of the size of a decoration business, or the application methods they use, Supacolour is a solution that can help that business grow. Most of the industry has come to know Supacolour for its spectacular, full colour apparel transfer printing capabilities and quick turnaround times. However, it’s the numerous transfer types that really makes Supacolour unique. Supacolour transfer types are intentionally designed with specifi c fabrics in mind. For example, Supacolour’s Headwear transfers are able to press over seams, while its Blocker transfer is the catch-all that is designed for decorating on fabrics with the potential to dye migrate. Softshell blocker transfers, on the other hand, take care of the tricky technical softshell fabric that before now has been primarily a job for embroidery. Lastly, Supacolour’s Promo transfer is made for hard to print garments and perfect for items such as bag and umbrellas.


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Solutions that can help businesses grow


Jester Prints Over 45 years of expertise


Rainbow-coloured design


Jester Prints has specialised in the production of heat applied transfers for 45 years and for several years now school leaver transfers have featured in its repertoire. Leavers prints have traditionally been made in a single colour design with American College style fonts. In addition to the traditional prints and new for 2021, Jester has come up with a rainbow-coloured design which refl ects the diffi cult time schools and their pupils have had to endure in the last 15 months or so.


There’s also a multi-coloured version of the traditional leavers design where the colours of the print can be chosen by the school to maybe match the school colours. Jester also offers an artwork service for this. The customer simply has to send a list of pupils’ names and Jester will create the artwork and send a proof that can be sent on to the school for approval.


The company’s regular work includes single, multi-colour and full colour Tuftrans prints which are extraordinarily versatile and can be used on most uncoated fabrics.


www.jesterprints.co.uk Multi-coloured design | 48 | May 2021 www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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