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MagiCart!™
refillable cartridges, by Alpha Supply Co., are designed for the 8-color Cannon
PIXMA Pro9000 Mark II and the 5-color Cannon PIXMA iP4700.
Print quality for the MagiCart!™ units is reinforced
by the exclusive Alpha TransMagic! T-shirt inks, supplied with both systems.
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i-DesignR™
is Graphtec’s new exclusive vinyl cutter software for the 24” CE-5000-60
and 15” Craft ROBO Pro vinyl cutters.
The boxed program includes
the software CD and a separate Training DVD. It also includes a USB Flash Dongle
that goes into your USB port before using or installing the program (this is
the “Open Sesame” key that lets everything work).
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Alpha Gold Dark for colored
shirts cuts as easily as T-shirt vinyl. “How
Do They Do That?” Also, Alpha Double Green does a beautiful job. At
last, you can have graphics and lettering on a white shirt, without the “box
film look”! “How Do They Do That?”
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This ecologically friendly
15” wide T-shirt film is a splendid decorating medium. Also, the narrower
width is needed by the Craft ROBO Pro vinyl cutter but works equally well in
the 24” Graphtec CE-5000-60 cutter.
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Based on our former retail
experience (we first began cutting vinyl around 1985) we selected the Graphtec
CE-5000-60 and Craft ROBO Pro as our vinyl cutter/plotters of choice.
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We now offer Premium CADtex T-shirt vinyl. The material is easy to work with, 19" wide, giving you more design flexibility and is priced cheaper than most 15" wide rolls.
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The Epson 1900 printer, along with our new "TransMagic! Pigment2" inks have proven to be a very effective T-Shirt printing setup.
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We've added the Ricoh GX5050N sublimation printer that prints up to 8.5x14 to our sublimation lineup. The printer prints twice as fast as the GX7000 and twelve times as fast as the Epson 1400.
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HIX has added a pressure gage to their top of the line HT-400P and HT-600P Clamshell T-shirt heat presses
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What They Are - Plastisol is a particular type of ink that is screen printed onto a special type of paper. When the plastisol transfer is laid on a garment and both are heated, in a heat press, the ink becomes very sticky. In fact, it becomes so sticky that when the paper back is pulled off the transfer, only the ink remains. More Info... |
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This new Stahls' all-digital
heat press series also features an over the center pressure adjustment. It looks
like the Stahls' auto open press but since it does not have that feature, or a
pressure sensor, it is hundreds of dollars cheaper. For a limited time, we are
offering FREE freight on the 16x20, 15x15 and 11x15 MAXX presses.
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Alpha Supply offers twelve complete package
deals in a price range that's right for you. Choose from any of the twelve deals to match your budget
needs and get started in your T-Shirt BIZ today!
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For almost half a century, HIX has produced Made in the USA heat presses. We, ourselves, have used them for thirty years. These brand new, rugged and dependable production heat press machines are certified electrically safe and come with a lifetime warranty on the heating element. Having a HIX heat press is almost like having “a friend for life”.
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Maximize the production of digital direct-to-garment printing with the new Hotronix® Hover
Press™, a brand new patent pending heat press manufactured exclusively by Stahls’ Hotronix®.
The Hover Press™ includes digital time, temperature and pressure displays and allows the
operator to set the press for two functions: hover or pressure. The Hotronix® Hover Press™ also
features the new Twin Timer™ function which allows the user to program two independent time
settings to count down any two-step process without resetting the timer.
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This new hot-peel heat transfer paper for white shirts has the softest feel of anything on the market.
In addition, any untrimmed film is very light and practically unnoticeable.
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Flock transfers are a simple and inexpensive way to put quality looking names and numbers on shirts and cap. The cost is literally pennies per garment.
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Updated: Friday September 10, 2010
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