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Who is the best printing digital transfer like in a Rolland Versacamm?



 
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Old August 19th, 2008 Aug 19, 2008 6:26:46 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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Default Who is the best printing digital transfer like in a Rolland Versacamm?

I was wondering who is the best around printing digital transfer using a Versacamm? Is there a company besides Stahls that produces Digital Printing?

Eventually we are leasing a Versacamm 300 but for now I need to buy the gang sheet off any high quality company.
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Hello oddTEE,

There are quite a few options in printing.

Let us know your equipment, and we can match you up.

At the moment, Roland is produced by a specified MFG, but there are alternatives.

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Imprintables has a custom printing option on their website
 
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Imprintables has a custom printing option on their website
I might have to check them, I need prices for a custom Full Color Digital printing.

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