Can
I sublimate on 100% cotton T Shirts
No you can only sublimate to polyester
/ acrylic type materials like the Vapor Micro Performance Line
Shirts. Which uses 100% micropoly with wicking tech.
Can I transfer an image onto black or
other colored fabrics
No, you can only transfer onto very light
materials like white or ash.
How do ArTanium inks compare to our competitors
inks ?
ArTanium have conducted internal testing
and their inks provide the longest lasting UV protection with
no clogging.
What temperature do ArTanium inks sublimate
at ?
Our inks sublimate at around 400 degrees.
Can I Store Printed Transfers ?
You can save transfers printed with ArTainium
inks for weeks or months as long as they are stored in an air
condition low humidity area with noi exposure to sunlight.
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Can I use any
type of paper with ArTainium Inks
No, many types of paper will work with
ArTanium inks but our advise is to stick with "Tried &
Tested" products which are competitively priced and guaranteed
to work like our Heavybond Rapid Dry Paper - Series 1401.
What is a Bulk Ink System ?
A bulk ink system is a set of specially
fitted cartridges that attach to ink reservoirs outside the printer
allowing you to purchase inks in bulk bottles and simply refill
the bottles "on the fly".
You claim to have the best yield per set
of cartridges with ArTainium Inks How Is This ?
ArTanium inks are the only inks on the
market that will allow you to use the plain paper setting on your
Epson printer driver which gives you up to 40% more yield from
a set of cartridges, which will use up to 40% less ink than the
photo paper setting.
I have heard of inks that don't need color
correction is this true ?
No absolutely not and you are advised
to steer well clear of companies making these claims. All inks
regular and sublimation need some form of color correction, sublimation
inks especially as you are heating them up and transferring them
to many different substrates. We get at least 2 or 3 customers
a week that have wasted lots of money and materials learning an
expensive lesson. BEWARE ! |