Need to Register?

hey its brian · July 24th, 2009

How can I possibly stop static electricity when I'm doing transfers?

lordygb · July 24th, 2009

firstly where is the static generated..from yourselve or material via printer

hey its brian · July 24th, 2009

The static's coming from the materials. I want to say it's from the paper or the combination of the screen rubbing against the paper. There's a lot of static cling on the back of the screen. If I put my arm a couple of inches from the screen, I can feel it.

lordygb · July 24th, 2009

hmm as no expert my advicis only a guidance...what material is ur screen mesh and what material is your 'squeegee' your pulling ink with

hey its brian · July 24th, 2009

Also, I'm noticing if I have excess ink on the back of the screen I wipe it off with paper towels and I think that might contribute.

lordygb · July 24th, 2009

possible but ive done the same when cleaning excess with no static...try with soft cloth to see if any change

wormil · July 24th, 2009

Try running a humidifier.

Need to Register?

Resources

T-Shirt Sites

static and transfers don't mix well