can I printer metal key rings and also iPhone cases? can be considered as same job and what kind coating and ink?
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This printer can print T-shirt and Mobile case, you can buy Eco Solvent ink if you want to print the mobile case. And you need to buy Water textile pigments ink if you want to print T-shirt. It is need to Spray coating if you want to print on tainless steel, poly-carbonate plastic, glass, stone, wood and tile materials. Coating varieties: plastic coatings, leather coatings, TPU coating, metal coating, glass coating, ink is to use low-solvent inks. But for PP PE silica materials, low-solvent inks can not print, Coating can not be attached. Requires corona, flame treatment, do not fit the individual user. And it is compatible with water-based dye ink, edible ink, pigment ink, textile ink, and solvent based ink. But can not use these different type of inks at the same time, it need to wash nozzle before change inks. But there are risks to wash nozzle, so we recommend use multiple machines for different inks.
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You should be able to figure out from their website. My hunch is yes, but that's just a hunch. http://www.gigablockshop.com/ink-product/cis-system
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No, this is for the kind of printer with an electronic alphabetic keyboard that prints black on flat white plastic tape.
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The printer that they are using is a called a Silhouette --- which basically, instead of housing ink, it houses a small blade that it uses to cut out different shapes --- so without the special printer, you would end up with just sheets of gold foil -- unless of course, you could possibly buy the foil and use handheld punches that could be found at a craft store like Michaels.
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Nope- it is an ink-jet printer. You much use coated disks for ink-jet. You can get both the large hole and small hole ones from Amazon.
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Yes you can all the parts are the same, the only difference is the color. I don't recommend this product there are some connectors that won't fit once you get your iPhone open.
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The product label includes plastic as among the materials it can be used on. I certainly have used the product on keyboards and cell phones without any apparent problem.
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I am not sure, but I would use the ink especially for the photo smart printer. It is cheaper anyways. Hope this helps, rwc
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No because there are apps such as hammermill in the play store that allow you to print to almost any printet
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Yes. I sell cakes for a living, majority use canon or epson, but as long as you find a refillable cartridge, you can use the ink in any printer.
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That is a question that can only be answered by your phone service provider. However... These inks are invisible to the naked eye. It takes a UV light to even know it's there. I've never known any phone company to check customers phones with UV lights. These inks do not stick to glass very well. It just rubs off. Plastics? Probably... The outside of a device that is used every day would be a bad place to put ink of this type. I would place your security info inside the phone somewhere in the battery compartment where it won't be touched and rubbed off. That's my two cents. Hope it helps.
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yes, not the most intuitive means of printing off the iphone, but it is possible and does work http://www.brother-usa.com/downloads/iphone-ipod-printer.aspx#.VDmPpCldWT4
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Yes certainly! We can print pictures, memos texts, pretty much anything on the case. It also can cover the sides of the case. Please make sure that you are buying from us though: Y's Gifts.
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Printer is a yes, I connect to the one here at home, and I know it connects to the Bluetooth keyboard that I use with my case.
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I would think screen printing. The ink would probably scratch off. I put vinyl stickers on mine and they work awesome!
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Epson has a couple of apps for printing: PrintJinni for Epson and Epson iPrint that claim to be able to print to their printers (including the WF 630) according to the description in iTunes. I haven't tried them yet -- just found them while researching printers. Epson's website says none of their printers currently (Aug 2011) support AirPrint (which allows printing from many iPhone apps), but future models will support it. (Re: Article ID:4546 on Epson's support site)
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Yes... but the software is VERY limited. Certainly handy from time to time to make this printer a little like a hand-held. Might also be fine if your label format is simple or fits the limited selection of templates and fonts. The creative power (and bar codes, etc.) really comes from PC/Mac P-Touch software though, and it is required for postage systems. One thing worth trying for Android printing is the Hammermill App, which can print to various network and cloud printers from many source files and cloud drives.