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Direct Inkjet Printing on Shirts

Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 05/02/2005 - 3:53pm.

I have a friend who is now selling printers to print directly onto the t-shirt from your computer.

If you need more information, email me or post here.

Thanks!

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Anonymous says: I would like some info. Thanks posted on: Thu, 05/05/2005 - 2:07am
Anonymous says: send info please posted on: Thu, 05/05/2005 - 7:25am
Anonymous says: Contact me with pricing and availability Alan posted on: Mon, 05/23/2005 - 5:14pm
Anonymous says: Thanks Alan, I sent you an email and wanted to also give a website for anyone else interested. http://www.americanscreensupply.com/standard.html My phone number is listed on that page and anyone interested ...
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Thanks Alan, I sent you an email and wanted to also give a website for anyone else interested.

http://www.americanscreensupply.com/standard.html

My phone number is listed on that page and anyone interested can give me a call.

Thanks again.

posted on: Mon, 05/23/2005 - 5:37pm
Anonymous says: SWF East has been selling this product since January. If you would like literature and a free t-shirt sample please email me at dcopeland@swfeast.com I can also provide you with information on the two ...
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SWF East has been selling this product since January. If you would like literature and a free t-shirt sample please email me at dcopeland@swfeast.com

I can also provide you with information on the two newest models of the Fast T-Jet - aimed at producing as many as 400 shirts per hour!

Don Copeland
877-793-3278 ext 122

posted on: Wed, 06/15/2005 - 10:54am
Anonymous says: I am interested in the direct garmnet printer. Give me a call or get me contact info on the person who is selling these printers. Thanks Anatoly 818 518 7426 posted on: Tue, 07/05/2005 - 8:11pm
Anonymous says: i have big interest from direct printing T-shirt send my information for printers and price dragiev@abv.bg posted on: Thu, 07/07/2005 - 4:53am
Anonymous says: Anyone interested in the Direct to Garment Digital Inkjet process should check out - Screen Printing University on the web. They have done a comparison between the "Fast T-Jet", Mimaki, and Brother GT-541. ...
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Anyone interested in the Direct to Garment Digital Inkjet process should check out - Screen Printing University on the web. They have done a comparison between the "Fast T-Jet", Mimaki, and Brother GT-541. This site is totally unbiased. This is only fair to everyone looking into purchasing such equipment. Also some ink costs have been skewed, as some printers have to hit the print twice (also twice the time). Some cannot repeat print for multiples and must download the same art each time to print. Also some printers need a RIP. Do yourselves a favor. INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY!

CJ

posted on: Fri, 07/08/2005 - 6:25pm
Anonymous says: The cost of printing the T-jet twice is already factored in. You can see the numbers for single and double passes. You choose what you pay by choosing your resolution, and how many passes. posted on: Sat, 07/09/2005 - 7:39am
Anonymous says: Double pass also doubles the printing time. Painfully slow for any production depending upon size of print, but if you only need to print a dozen or so per hour this is not an issue. CJ posted on: Thu, 07/14/2005 - 4:45pm
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