You could do this with one less revolution by adding the head 4, 5 and 6 on the SECOND rotation. Those inks will be cured when the pallets rotate under head two (the flash). If you buy a 2nd flash unit, it could be done in only two revolutions. Buy a 2nd flash, you won't regret it. We have two M&R Automatics--a Gauntlet II and a Sportsman. M&R makes great equipment.
The people in this video are actually technicians and representatives from the ink company. They don't do print work for hire. We suggest that you contact a local screen printing shop and ask that they use the inks used in the video - you can refer them to this video for more information, or directly to Rutland Inks at rutlandinc.com
Absolutely. The Kruzer is available fully assembled for a reasonable charge. Please contact our Customer Support department at 800-736-6431 or www.mrprint.com/email-us for more information.
surely you should learn to do this yourself? you will have a better understanding of your press if you take the time to go through this your self...it isnt hard...essentialy just a big mechano kit :)
350 degrees is common for Plastisol inks, but correct temperatures and retention times for inks vary depending on the curing requirements for that ink. Always check with the manufacturer or your ink supplier for the specific requirements of your ink.
+Zach Meissner Hi Zach - That's Jon Jenkins, professional voice talent and the longtime voice of M&R. You can contact him via his website at www.voiceforhire.com
We were thinking of getting a Kruzer. Seeing it being built gives a good overview, so we will likely buy one when we're ready. Is Part 2 available yet - would like to see that too. Nice video!!
