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The variable data module saves time when producing transfers with names on. It can save a lot of work and is very simple to use when printing leavers hoodies or work wear with names on. It can also link images to names. The variable data module can be added before installation or afterwards when you need it. Please call 01246 202686 and ask one of our sales team for the details. This video shows how to use the variable data module.

Contour cutting can be useful when replacing variable data over an image, this video explains its best uses and how to combine the two.

Ganging up logos onto a film spread is a quick and simple task in Resolute RIP, the video below explains how to use the various methods.

Distressed images look great on printed garments, Resolute RIP has a built in distressing module which allows you to distress an image in various different ways.

Using variable data to generate names badge transfers is a useful tool. When the variable data and cutting module are both installed in Resolute RIP you can include different logos or the same logo with different names. The video below explains this process in detail. Please note: you do not have to apply a contour cut if you will be cutting out the transfers manually.

Images with fade outs can require tweaking to get the best result. Accessing the colour boost in the queue is a quick and simple method to use. If you want to print out different examples to pick the best version this video show in depth how to do this.

DTF does not require pre-treatment as the binding agent (dtf powder adhesive) is applied to the back of the ink. Both the ink and adhesive powder are cured together using heat. When applied with a heat press the adhesive powder re melts and then binds to the fabric, the negates the need for any pre-treatment.

It is always best to stick to one set of consumables. Mixing up different brands can cause durability issues in the wash and also effect print quality. The Resolute Premium DTF inks, DTF film & DTF powder are high quality and offer superior colour gammut and elasticity over cheaper options. They are manufactured work together in harmony, mixing other brands could effect print quality and durability.

You should wash garments with DTF prints applied to the garment recomendations or 40c. The prints are very durable and should not crack or fade if you adhere to these parameters. DTF prints can stand higher temperatures but it is advised to keep to the garment recomendations. If you do see any excessive fading, peeling or cracking this is a sure sign the transfer has either not been cured correctly or the heat press settings used were not correct for that fabric type.

DTF transfers produced with Resolute Premium DTF products can be applied to High Viz safety wear. No special application is required. The settings normally used are the same as when applying to polyester. Cold peel film - 140 to 150c for 12 to 15 seconds - then cold peel - second press for 5 seconds with silicone curing paper. Hot peel film - 135 to 145c for 10 to 12 seconds - instant fast peel - second press for 5 seconds with silicone curing paper.

The Resolute RIP software caalculates the cost before you print. Simply place the artwork and adjust to the correct size, click rip only and the cost is displayed.. An example A4 print can be seen here costing £00.28p this includes the film used, ink and adhesive. You should remember that blank film is not included in the costings as the RIP assumes you will place other images to avoid wastage. You make copies or duplicates by right clicking on the preview image and selecting your preference.

The R-Jet PRO DTF V4 & V8 print at different speeds depending on the type of artwork you are suing and the end result quality required. Fast mode - used for most artwork and colours in bi direction mode will produce between 9 and 11 linear metres an hour. If you are printing specific colours like greys or have fine detail you may need to use the medium mode in uni direction for maximum quality. The R-Jet PRO DTF V8 is 4 head DTF printer that is designed for high volume production. It is so fast it is normally run in medium mode but can run certain artwork in fast mode. RIP queue specific - Fast more 28 linear metres an hour. Colour quality work medium mode - 18 to 20 linear metres an hour (better quality) Sublimation block mode - medium - 12 to 16 linear metres and hour.

For cotton the ideal temperature is 160c for 15 seconds with medium to light pressure. Once prssed allow to cool them peel the film off. If any small particles of glue are showing a second press for 5 seconds with silicone paper should get rid of these. For polyester you will need to go cooler, start at 135c for 12 seconds with medium to light pressure. Allow to cool then peel off the film, a second press for 5 seconds with silicone paper covering the ink will get rid of any rogue glue spots. You can reduce the temperature down to 120c but this will need some testing as all fabics are different. Hot peel films are generally the same but with the difference of instantly peeling the carrier film off quickly once the press time is over.

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