We've been having issues with other pre-treatments on dark poly and safety colors. After watching this I have some Image Armor Ultra showing up today wish us luck!! We use Freejet 330tx Plus (which is actually an Epson R2400).
I adjusted the contrast to 100 and the saturation to high but the ink looks dull a lot. Did I forgot to adjust the white layers underneath? Or it's that supposed to do with those adjustments
What about the Gildan 18000 sweatshirts? I use a ricoh ri-1000 as well and the prints come out great until curing. After curing they come out very faded looking as the ink isn't curing well I run my heat presses at 340 with very light pressure. I have tried multiple pretreat solutions. Still no success. I see other print shops printing on these exact sweatshirts with great results but I can't get any info from anyone....
Why are temps so low? Image Armor shows a temp of 330 degrees for pressing the pretreatment as well as 330 degrees for pressing printed garments with Ricoh inks. This also mirrors what Ricoh Ri 1000 manual shows.
Hi there! The pretreat he used in this video is meant for polyester shirts, let us know if you have any other questions we're here to help! Thanks so much for watching.
The software that comes with this printer is the Anarip Software. You can learn more about everything that comes with this package right here -> ricoma.com/US/machine/ricoh-ri-1000
when will the software be able to print white and color right after each other? rather than all white then color. less problems with white poking out. registration..
One pass printing is not controlled by the software, and there’s a new printer released next year that can do one pass printing, but you should look into the registration issue it could be a design setup thing in the software
Hi there, thanks so much for watching. This is a great question to ask in our Facebook support group, Embroidery and Custom Apparel Mastery. This group is meant for all lovers of embroidery with lots of resources and more members discussing topics and helping each other out and learning about Ricoma machines and other brands! We recommend you join this group as we'd love to have you! facebook.com/groups/embroiderymastery
Hi there! It's either that you are using too much heat and need to lower it or you need to get a teflon cover for the heat press to avoid the rust stains transferring to the shirt! Give us a call if you still need help! 305-418-4421 and press 3