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Heat Transfer material… best supplier….?
Posted by WP_Graphics on 9 December 2003 at 12:05Who gives the fastest service and best price and also widest range of materials for heat transfer material??
Gavin
Lorraine Buchan replied 21 years, 11 months ago 5 Members · 5 Replies -
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hi gav,
Xpress are the best suppliers, i think we have tried all the rest magic touch etc. 01332 85 50 85 or http://www.xpres.co.uk . they do all
types of transfers and vinyls for heat press’s, also try graphitypt for
heat press vinyl it is good too work with and comes in rolls not sheets.chris 🙂
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Gav,
Chris is right Xpres seem to be the best, wide range of materials and all ex-stock. I have found that trial and error can be the best way to get the best results with their materials- different types on different fabrics & which one is best suited certain logos and designs.
Mark
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I use Xpres for some stuff but it’s worth getting information from others. Victory for example do some Flock colours that no one else stocks and it’s quite a bit thinner. Not to everyones taste but great for putting colour on colour. Dorotape do a nice flock but limited colour range.
My biggest complaint with Xpres of late is that they insist on ready cut 5 metre or 1 metre lengths. A right pain when you have 50 breast logo’s in a little used colour and you can’t just buy the 2 metres you need! Flock for those who don’t know goes off in time and seperates form the backing so you can’t keep it in stock for a long time.
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Try Target Transfers in Essex, I use xpress for my budget T-shirt papers, they are very kind to my Ricoh copiers, but Target for all my cadcut stuff, good range and a new product that is extremelly durable and very good value for money on aprox.A2 sheets, paper backed. Give them a ring they will fill you in on the names etc. They will send you one if thats what you want.
They also do a fantastic range of licenced readymade full colour transfers, worth asking for a catalogue.
Allan
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