Is this suitable for printing posters as well as fabrics?
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The directions on the ink does say for paper as well and will not wrinkle. It is also a waterbased ink.
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I don't think it has a feature for printing non standard items. Try the Epson 3520
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We have printed on fabric made especially for printers. Fabric comes in a kit maybe purchased at the fabric store but don't remember for sure since it was five years ago. I remember it did a decent job and looked good. I think the kit could be used on any printer but we used one of our Epson NX625's for the job. Hope this helps.
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Hi Kevin, unfortunately I am only using it for my printer - you may find other reviews that address this use. It is inexpensive and not an overly sophisticated device but seems to be well made and their customer service personnel are very helpful. Lawson
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No. For fabric you need iron-on vinyl. This is more like what you would use to make a window sticker or letters for a vinyl banner.
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I THINK it would work. We used it to mount photos on for a banquet. It is beautiful paper. How it would go through a printer, though, I can only guess. Sorry -- I can't give you a definitive answer as we used it for something completely different.
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I don't see why not. However, you better contact someone who prints shirts to see if you can print on polyester.
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Sure, it will print just fine. Just make sure your margins are correctly set in the document so the print area does not cover the hole area.
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I don't think so Jimmy, I have only used it for inkjet printers and it works great, even when the photos don't have a good quality the colors came out looking great once transfer in the T-shirt
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We use it for regular printing on our Epson ink jet printer. It looks much better for text then copy paper or many other paper. Webpages with photos or graphics look good on it too. I use photo paper for pictures.
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I'm using it with a 17 X 23 whiteboard and it works very well. So, you should be fine with your poster frame.
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Yeah, that should be fine. I used it for a few prints that were 24x30. As long as your canvas isn't too top heavy, it shouldn't be an issue.
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Screen printing should be fine.I embroidered a logo on it and it is great. It's washed beautifully.Nice item for the price.
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I believe so. I bought this for my daughter's Christmas gift and we haven't use it yet but I did do silkscreening as a kid and we used the same screens to print on fabric as well as paper. We used different ink for both materials.
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I would only say, proceed at your own risk. This printer is primarily made for paper and photographic paper. There are larger printer/plotters from Epson and other brands that are rated for printing on canvas and other substrates...and, of course, they are much more expensive. If this is a rare, one- or two-off project, you may do better to find a local or online vendor that specializes in printing on fabric or canvas - there are hundreds of them listed on the web. That way you don't risk ruining your own printer. If you intend on printing on fabric routinely, you may want to invest or lease a much larger printer/plotter. But my recommendation would be to outsource it to a qualified vendor first who has the proper equipment.
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I am pretty sure it would work fine, if you flattened the layers and saved it as a Photoshop pdf, print quality.
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I assume you mean, hold different thicknesses at the same time. I haven't done that myself but have seen a place recently that had a variety of letters and posters hanging from the same strip. As long as there isn't a big difference, it would work.