Ezkil

Good Day all,
I currently going to set up a home base printing tshirt business. I looking at those DTG printer as i have no expriance on heat press or silkscreen printing. Any one can let me which printer is more suitable for me? One more problem is i stay in singapore and i have problem looking for DTG printer.I wonder any one here live in singapore and can help me or any one know any printer supplier that can do shipment for me. I will be appreciate if any one can help me.

Thanks alot

 

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queenVee

Quote: Originally Posted by Ezkil Good Day all, I currently going to set up a home base printing tshirt business. I looking at those DTG printer as i have no expriance on heat press or silkscreen printing. Any one can let me which printer is more suitable for me? One more problem is i stay in singapore and i have problem looking for DTG printer.I wonder any one here live in singapore and can help me or any one know any printer supplier that can do shipment for me. I will be appreciate if any one can help me. Thanks alot

Hi,
you and me both. I'm trying to figure this out as well. I hear lots of good things about the DTG kiosk, HM1. but I also have looked into transfers. Ordered some samples.

 

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fdsales

All DTG machines require lots on maintenance & upkeep. If you do not have any DTG distributor in your country, I would stay away from DTG for now. It's just too much to learn, and it sounds like you have no experience in the t/shirt business, so this is NOT the machine for you. I would suggest your purchase some used screen print equipment, and learn this business first, especially artwork. If you do not produce your own artwork, then you have to pay to get it done, and that's also extra expense. First learn this business, then look at a DTG printer later. If you can come to US, then US Screen offers screen-printing classes that will help you get started.

 

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akaratemom

Transfers are an easy and inexpensive way to start. You can make your own transfers with your own art or you can purchase ready to use transfers. Transfers only require a printer and heat press. Inexpensive startup and easy to learn.

 

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fdsales

Yes, we produce color transfers here on our inkjet printer using transfer paper purchased from the local office supply store. You'll need a good commerical heat press (about $1,500), and inkjet printer ($100), and you're in business.

 

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SuddenUrge

Ezkil;
Not sure if your looking at DTG in particular or just DTG machines in general but was looking for a local t-jet dealer for myself and found one in Singapore

Singprint 65A Jalan Tenteram #06-12
Singapore, 328958
Singapore Email:
Site: Singapore Printing! Official Website (www.singprint.com)
Phone:
Toll Free:
Fax: +65 63568741Hope that helps

 

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