Can I do print and cut iron transfers with this printer?
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Donna, not exactly sure what you're asking, but I'll tell you what you can do... when using sublimation ink, this printer can be used to print a design to transfer paper, which can then be heat pressed to your item of choice.
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You could but Not recommended you need a specific temperature for the substrate. Iron press is the way to go and you need sublijet inks and polyester substrate
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I am not 100% sure but that is what i bought it for, I am just waiting for my ink to come. I do know that if you are going to try it you need sublimation ink which does not come with this printer. You should NOT use any other ink in the printer if you are going to use the sublimation ink in the machine. this process does not work on cotton materials it must be a polyester or a poly blend also there is a place that sells it cheaper i paid 169 i think
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Yes you can print anything. You have to the cut pics yourself. If you want sublimation ink you have to buy yourself. It does come with ink but if you looking to print on mugs, plates etc. That is what sublimation ink does you can print images with sublimation ink too. Sublimation ink Is just better.
1199180
No. however you may well need to carve an opening in the plastic case of the printer to let the external lines connect thru. really not a big deal with xacto knife or similar and a little patience. a few minutes of careful carving :)
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Yes but you can not use it for the "copy" function, only the print function
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Yes it definitely can be ironed, I see no reason why you could not heat print this material. So yes to both questions.
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Yes, it can. However, there are many other printers that can do that as well. This is the absolute worst printer that I had ever owned.
1975270
I dont think so, since transfer papers are usually designed for ink jet printers
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Yes you can. Go to this location from the Brother manual and download the manual. Then go to Pages 17 and 18 to see exactly how it' done:http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public/us/us_ot/en/doc/manual_index.html?reg=us&c;=us_ot〈=en∏=mfcj4610dw_us_eu&type2;=-1&flang;=English&dlid;=#5
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I really do not know. I did not try, but I guess you could check with printers in your area to see if they would do it. Sorry I could not help
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I haven't personally printed any, but it has the capability. I watched a youtube video and it shows you how to do it. Hope this helps.
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Yes. There is no problem on the inkjet to transfer paper. The iron on question is not with the R2880 but with the fabric. If you use a iron hot enough to do the transfer, some synthetic fabrics may melt under the hot iron. Fabrics like cotton and linen can take the heat some of the synthetics cannot. Fabric texture can also be a problem. You may transfer to the top of the texture, but not to the bottom. A knit cotton "T" shirt should be fine. However, it is best to try it out on a sample scrap of fabric first.
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Yes, you can as long as the print driver is installed and is selected as your printer choice in Photoshop CS6.
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M. A. Anything created to be printed on this paper will have to be mirror image for this is the only way the image can be transferred correctly onto whatever you are ironing the image on. I hope this answers your question....
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It depends on the actual project, can be tranfer paper or vinyl from a plotter. It can be any printer once the output is good quality and any plotter
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Sorry - not sure i understand the question but in any case this printer may not do it. Try the manufacturer.
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Not Only do you REQUIRE special transfer paper, you require a special ink. I would HIGHLY recommend using Sawgrass Inks because they have developed inks that are matched with the necessary ICC color profiles to ensure what you see on your screen turns into what is pressed on the shirt. Now that comes to make next point. You can go with Chromablast Inks which can print ONLY on light colored 100% cotton fabrics. If you want more versatility and wider range of products, I would recommend going with Sublijet-R inks which can be pressed to 100% polyester based materials (from shirts, mugs, hats to phone cases!) Once you decide the direction you are going you can only use the printer for that purpose. This printer uses an internal ink well system that maintains ink in it so you use ALL the ink in the cartridges making it very cost efficient. But, you can not switch cartridges and print with another ink. This is specialty printing you are talking about and I highly recommend you find someone who knows this process and teach you because it can be a little daunting learning this on your own. Best of luck!
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don't know about using an iron I use a heat press machine and it works great.
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Well I'm not an expert in printers, so I'm not sure if it's working with Mac, In t shirts Printing there are different way to transfer image to garment, Inkjet is one of them, so you need special Inkjet transfer paper & heat press, Iron is not a good idea. and depend on color of shirts you need a transfer paper for light or dark garment shirt. the printer is USB only