BelgradeSt

Hi Everyone: OK, I have read thread after thread and think I know what I am going to do next but a few final Q's ...
1. I haven't seem anyone on here that is using a Xerox Phaser 6300 and I want to make sure before I purchase my heat press. Will the Laser Printer Transfer Papers mentioned throughout this forum (ImageClip, Laser1 and DuraCotton) run through my Xerox Phaser 6300? And, the 6300 DOES NOT use the solid ink sticks -- it uses toner cartidges.
2. Does anyone know if the ink used with the Phaser 6300 is pigment or not?
3. Is the Sunie the preffered press on the forum or is the Mighty Press worth looking at as well?
This forum is worth a million dollars -- you all help so many people get moving on their dreams instead of wondering "what if" -- THANKS!

 

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BelgradeSt

Spoke to Coastal today and they said the Xerox 6300 would work with Techni-Print paper for light apparel and Laser1 for dark. I also think I have an Epson Stylus 1280 in my basement so, I will test out both. Another question -- anyone happy using HP inkjets?

 

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charles95405

The 6300 is not a good choice for duracotton....according to one of my clients

I own a Sunie press but I hardly think it is the preferred press of the members...more accurately it might be the preferred entry level/inexpensive press. Mine has performed well, but I also have a Hix...but given my preference, I think I would go with the all digital hottronic

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BelgradeSt

Quote: Originally Posted by charles95405 The 6300 is not a good choice for duracotton....according to one of my clients I own a Sunie press but I hardly think it is the preferred press of the members...more accurately it might be the preferred entry level/inexpensive press. Mine has performed well, but I also have a Hix...but given my preference, I think I would go with the all digital hottronic

Charles: Thank you for your advice I will definitely look into all the presses and NOT use the duracotton. Thanks again.
Regards,
Janine

 

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