What Printer/Ink/Transfer paper works well with this?
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I use the workforce wf-7010 with a ciss system and sublimation ink. the paper i use is B006H5X6VM this is the code.. this paper i used for mug, caps, glass, and white t shirts. for color t shirt i use 220889070991 this is the code but i buy it in ebay....
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Any inkjet printer should work. I used a hp photosmart 8150 and it worked like a charm.
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Any "hot" laminating sheets are supposed to work. I use the "Universal" brand ones that I bought from Amazon and they work great. There are several sizes. The one I use most often is model 84642 which are business card size.
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I use Paperport which came with the printer. It works great, and it is easy to use.
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I recommend you go with what the printer/copier recommends; then order that product from Amazon. That was I did. I looked at what came with the printer, then order the ink/cartridge from Amazon.
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I have an inkjet printer and this works beautifully for me--used it for double-sided printing out a cookbook for family.
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Sorry, I don't have a printer on this. I'm sure most would work with it though. I'd go to staples or a similar store and they should help.
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The best resources is here: http://brainstormidsupply.com/learning-center/inkjet-pvc-cards-help.htmlThey sell the trays via Amazon and have the most complete list. It's a very concise list. I don't think I ever saw that printer. I searched through them to find the best printer for the cards.I have an older EPSON Stylus Photo R260 Series. The ink is inexpensive and great results. But check Brainstorm ID first.I made a video for a clint: http://youtu.be/jW_k3783NHo
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Check wide format printers to see if they have the capability to use roll paper. I have an Epson r3000 that uses this type of paper.
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It works best with Noodlers inks, some of which you can obtain on Amazon dot com.
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I used it with mine. You have to make sure you print the yellow paper on the proper side. I usually stack a yellow and white and make a little pen mark in the corner to see that it transfers through before I print, just to make sure I have everything right side up.
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The only printer I ever used with this paper was an HP ink jet all-in-one color printer. I had no problems with it.
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I only use the converter. The company should be able to tell you which ink cartridge to use.
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The 2200 is a pigment ink printer. It requires "quick dry paper," or it smears while printing. I'm an artist, and have made transfers by printing on paper, then coating with acrylic medium and then soaking in warm water, and pulling the image off and placing it on a paper or canvas coated with a acrylic medium. I'd suggest you try printing a small image on the heat transfer paper using the "Plain Paper," choice, and if it doesn't smear, try to transfer to a scrap of Tshirt cloth. Good luck.
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Places like mypublisher.com would be better if they fit your budget. The result is professionally bound and presumably not subject to fading as DIY inkjet inks might be. Get on their mailing list and wait for a teaser sale if it matters. I fully agree with the previous posters in any case.
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Hi,Most printers can handle this paper. My printer is an HP 1020 and I always have used it with excellent results. If you check into the HP web site it may give you better information.John
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It's a transfer for fabrics. The transfer itself is like a sheet of paper. You put it into the printer, then use an iron to put whatever you printed onto fabric. I don't think it would work at all on paper, that's not what this is made for.