Discuss the different brands and sizes of heat presses available on the market, including Hix, GeoKnight, Hotronix, and other smaller manufacturers. Topics include maintenance, selection, styles and more.
Alright after much reading ive decided to buy a heat press and already have a plotter, Just want the best vinyl for my application, motocross jerseys, I need a vinyl that doesn't bleed through, not sure if this is the right forum to ask in but you all deal with presses so i fugured you will know, thanks for any input.
All mentioned are good - but be sure to get the variety from each respective dealer that blocks dye migration. Multicut will not, Eco-Film will not and Thermofilm technically will not but does better than the other two due to its thickness. The Sub-Stop is our version that blocks migration, and others have their own varieties.
All mentioned are good - but be sure to get the variety from each respective dealer that blocks dye migration. Multicut will not, Eco-Film will not and Thermofilm technically will not but does better than the other two due to its thickness. The Sub-Stop is our version that blocks migration, and others have their own varieties.
I would take Josh's advice. Imprintables is certainly the leader in the industry.
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So buy the eco-film and the sub-stop? Is the sub stop a vinyl in itself or just a backing for the eco-film to block dye migration? Going to give imprintables a call tomarrow
So buy the eco-film and the sub-stop? Is the sub stop a vinyl in itself or just a backing for the eco-film to block dye migration? Going to give imprintables a call tomarrow
Sub-Stop is a material in itself. Right now it is available in white since that is usually the toughest color to do. You can use black or navy eco-film on a sublimated garment because it won't strike through, however you will still want to watch out for oranges, reds, yellows etc. as these are lighter colors and may have issues with migration.
I would recommend using the sub-stop as a background layer on these medium shades.
Which Vinyl for heat pressing? 
