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Screen printing storable neck labels with transfer paper

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It was a rainy morning and I ran out of neck labels. So I decided to make myself comfortable inside and print new ones. Feel free to AMA.
► Screen printing storable neck labels (screen print transfer).
► I am not sponsored by any company whose products I am using and this is no advertisement.
► Feel free to AMA
► More screen printing: www.linie11stoff.de
Used in this video:
- 55T screen
- old cardboard lined screen frame
- black plastisol ink
- 75 shore squeegee
- hybrid transfer paper
- transfer glue
- heat gun
This video has no audio commentary. I have added annotations where needed. Please feel free to ask me anything.

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27 авг 2024

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@unauthorizedprintsquote1153 4 года назад

props man! I always struggled with this

@zeroxweb 4 года назад

Thanks man. The first batch a, couple of years ago, was a complete failure. So frustrating, but in the end all it took was a little practice :)

@marisasharma1411 4 года назад

I like your material ;)

@user-hf1lo3gv1l 4 года назад

Thanks !

@ashen3519 3 года назад

Hey man, thanks for the video! What advice do you give for gelling the ink? My ink seems more elastic than yours, and while it does come off cleanly while peeling. I can't pull it, I have to scrape it bit by bit. What do you advice in this situation? Also do you think it is possible gelling the ink with heat press instead of a heat gun?

@zeroxweb 3 года назад

Sounds like the ink might have gotten a littel too hot. I recommend doing a test sheet and heat it up shorter/longer in different areas and see how where the results are to your needs. I have tried gelling with a press and while it is possible, I had the problem that the paper lifted in some areas and came in contact with the hot plate. That's why I use the heat gun, but in general, yeah, it's possible. Just use a infrared thermometer and keep an eye on the temperature. Your results might even be better than by using a heatgun. Cheers

@brn.barros 3 года назад

Is it glue power is a required item? only plastisol ink doesn't works?

@zeroxweb 3 года назад

Yes, the powder is required. Otherwise the plastisol will come off after the first wash or might not even stick in the first place.

@ExChixx 3 года назад

Nice informative video. That transfer paper you used in the video, Is that parchment paper? If not, what is it called?

@zeroxweb 3 года назад

cGee thank you :) it is called transfer paper, nothing special. Sometimes it’s also called silicone-paper. It looks and feels like baking paper/parchment paper. Slightly glossy and somewhat „waxed“. Maybe you could try using this. I can imagine it being a nice, low cost alternative.

@jamesmuguku772 2 года назад

Is plastisol glue the same as the one used in DTF printing.

@zeroxweb 2 года назад

It does sound as if it’s pretty much the same stuff - but I have zero experience with DTF so no guarantee ;)

@kwondilla8592 Год назад

what if you dont use the glue powder?

@zeroxweb Год назад

Well, the powder, when it's molten, builds a barrier over the print so that a) the ink does not completely dry and b) it makes it possible to store the sheets while not smudging the print.

@jodrak4246 3 года назад

Hello i order the same machine but they sent me the half part,did they sent it you with the whole parts?

@zeroxweb 3 года назад

Hmm what do you mean by "half the parts"? If you ordered yours at @siebdruckversand, did you order the HDT4000 or the HDT4200?

@Chanellefifteen23 3 года назад

Hi. Do you do custom ones for purchase!?! I am in need of neck labels of different sizes and different material.. Ex. S,M,L,XL,XXL,XXXL 40 COTTON 60 POLYESTER 100 COTTON AND SO ON. I would gladly be a loyal customer of you made mine

@zeroxweb 3 года назад

Hi. Unfortunately not (yet). Sorry