DTG VIPER Replacing the Capping Station Epson 4880
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Epson 4880 Capping Station Replacement For the DTG Viper Buy the Capping Station for the DTG Viper and other Epson 4880 based garment printer Tools Required: #2 Phillips Screwdriver, Needlenose Pliers Download the Viper Capping Station Replacement PDF or view it here online. 1) Removal of the Blue Cover:...
DTG VIPER Replacing the Print Head Epson 4880
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Replacing the Printhead on the Epson 4880 Garment Printer Like the DTG Viper Download the PDF or use this online version Tools Required: #1 Phillips screwdriver, Tape (gaer’s or masking,not duct) 1) Release the carriage from the capping station. Bring the carriage close to the center of the machine. Fig.1...
Why Garment Ink sticks to Teflon Sheet
Paul Boody
Inks stick to Garment Printing Teflon sheet or Garment Printing Curing parchment paper when curing the final print? These quick tips will
Rainbow Effect when Garment Printing
Paul Boody
Learn the cause of Rainbow Effect while garment printing and how to remedy it.
Dull colors on a gray shirt with garment printer
Paul Boody
If you're experiencing dull colors on your DTG printer, try this trick to make the print more vibrant in the DTG RIP Pro software.
VIDEO remove Epson 4880 Neoflex Head and flush
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Here's a video on one of the most common fixes/repair/maintenance for a garment printer. Removing the Print Head. Whether you need to replace the neoflex printhead, clean it or just check to make sure it's not the cause of your problems, watching a video is the easiest way to get...
Azon TexPro Garment Printer
Dean Armando
The Azon TexPro Garment printer, a recent addition to the garment printer selection, is built on the Epson 4880 platform.
Buying a new garment printer questions
Dean Armando
Here is a great video by Mark Bagley about questions to ask yourself when buying a new Direct to Garment Printer. There are actually two video...watch them both if you are in the market for a DTG, Anajet, Neoflex, MOD1 or any other Garment Printer.
Learn how to unclog white ink lines
Paul Boody
Tired of White ink line clogs in your garment printer? This video may be the solution to your problem.
Ink bleeding on Pretreated shirt
Paul Boody
Ink bleeding on your pretreated shirt? Learn how the ink not being dry enough can be the culprit with these visual examples.
How to Adjust Ink Levels in EZ RIP
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EZ Artist and EZ RIP are designed to automatically create gradient underbases (instead of one solid layer of white) by reading your artwork's alpha transparency layer. But sometimes, especially when printing on today's thinner cotton t-shirts, you can get a bright print even by printing less white. Here are two...
Whats NEW in Direct to Garment Printing
Dean Armando
Direct-to-garment (DTG) printers represent a special segment of the garment industry. Here, inkjet printheads are no stencils or screens. About the only things DTG printers have in common with screen printing is the use of inks and platens. Changes abound in the DTG market. In many instances, companies have dropped out...
Anajet errors: hangs at Auto System Maintenance
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Jobs that require the PRINT button- such as Nozzle check, purge nozzle, or new print jobs from EKPrint Studio- the system will do a continuous loop of Print head clean and ink charge first and drain my cartridges Then green READY light and yellow WAIT start blinking and several different error messages keep displaying on the control panel. At this point the machine hangs and there is no activity. Answer: Make sure that your printer queue on the computer is cleared. Sometimes it gets confused when there are multiple actions in the queue. OR your main controller board is bad
Brother GT-541 Garment Printer Review
Dean Armando
The Brother GT-541 uses inkjet technology to print high-quality color directly on various garments from a computer. It operates like a regular desktop printer, providing simplicity and cost-effectiveness for short-run apparel graphics applications. This garment printer is faster and more economical than traditional screen printing machines, requiring minimal setup and cleanup. The water-based ink used in GT-541 can be cured with a standard heat press, eliminating the need for a conveyor dryer and reducing operating space requirements.
DTG Viper Garment Printer Review
Paul Boody
Check out why the DTG Viper machine is the right investment for you with these specs and informational videos.
Fast T-Jet Garment Printer Review
Dean Armando
The T-JET® Blazer has two models, and the Blazer Express is a compact tabletop unit ideal for printing on various items like garments, towels, and bags. It can handle image sizes up to 16.5" x 20" and suits both small and large printing jobs. The printer uses four color plus white (CMYK+W) inkjet technology, giving vibrant prints at a cost of less than 40 cents per shirt.