bunnywilson

Does anyone know if there is such a thing as self weeding/ cutting paper that can be used in inkjet printers?

 

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TVS

There are many different types on the market, in the UK there is the Kisscut type which i personaly have not used so cant say what the quality is.
Do a google search or check the preferred vendors on the site and i`m sure you will find all the help you can get from the supplyers.
Personaly i use blank transfear rools or sheets depending on jobs, and then use a vinyl cutter.

 

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bunnywilson

Quote: Originally Posted by TVS There are many different types on the market, in the UK there is the Kisscut type which i personaly have not used so cant say what the quality is. Do a google search or check the preferred vendors on the site and i`m sure you will find all the help you can get from the supplyers. Personaly i use blank transfear rools or sheets depending on jobs, and then use a vinyl cutter.

Thanks. I can't afford a vinyl cutter yet. I just splashed out for a heat press so I'm trying to do the best with what I've got.

Thanks again.

 

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dmob

Hi Bunny

You could contact A range of quality A4 and A3 Iron On Inkjet and Laser Heat Transfer Papers for all types or fabric and substrates. Same day dispatch. Minimum order 10 sheets, quantity discount. who stock the laser version of imageclip, maybe the may be getting the inkjet version in soon? You will still need to make a laser mask to use the inkjet version, however this part can be done at any office printers.

David

 

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bunnywilson

Quote: Originally Posted by dmob Hi Bunny You could contact A range of quality A4 and A3 Iron On Inkjet and Laser Heat Transfer Papers for all types or fabric and substrates. Same day dispatch. Minimum order 10 sheets, quantity discount. who stock the laser version of imageclip, maybe the may be getting the inkjet version in soon? You will still need to make a laser mask to use the inkjet version, however this part can be done at any office printers. David

Thanks very much David. I'll take a look. Thanks again, much appreciated!

 

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