Imagine if you could increase your production by 4X, while saving $ on consumables, and increase the quality of your prints, all at the same time?
Automate Your Transfers and Make Your Prints Better at the new Stampinator Studio Classes.
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PRICE: $0 DATES: November 16-17
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
- Artwork setup, film output, and screen making for each project and for use with the Stampinator
- Optimal screen mesh tension and selection for use in print applications
- Ink creation and the low cure and low bleed/blocker inks when using the Stampinator
- Print setup and calibration and options to achieve the best results using the Stampinator
- Print order, squeegee selection, print process with Stampinator as underbase
- Under Armor performance jersey printing
- Separations and output for sports printing
- Press setup, rubber platens for final cure on press
- Using the Stampinator as a flash
- Using the Stampinator for final cure to keep temps lower
- Use of craft paper
- Using platen rubber
- Setting up the Stampinator
- Workflow efficiency and troubleshooting
- Stampinator name DTF
- Using the SupaColor with the Stampinator
- Heat pressing names and numbers
- Sponge fleece application
- Using the Stampinator with and without platen rubber
WHAT TO EXPECT
- Learn how to increase your productivity and production by up to 400% using the Stampinator
- Learn how to get smooth prints that do not have dye migration issues
- Pre-heat press any garment, smoothing fibers, removing lint, and warming the print surface to create the ultimate garment to print on
- How you can replace your conveyer dryer, and save energy in the process
- How to build the ultimate underbase and reduces the ink deposit needed in your prints
- How you can use your automatic screen printing press into the fastest heat transfer machine you’ve ever seen
AGENDA
DAY 1
THU, NOVEMBER 16 (09:00-16:00)
Stampinator and pre-press
09:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- Welcome, background, Q&A
- Shirt Allmade Black
- Thought process of design creation
- Thought process and demonstration in separations
- Film output
- Screen making, Mesh selection, tension
- Ink creation
- Print setup and calibration, review print orders, squeegee selection and settings, print process using Stampinator on underbase.
- Press setup with the Stampinator
- Under Armour Performance Jersey
- Separations and Output for Sports Printing
- Screen Making, Mesh Selection (thin thread and tension)
- Ink creation, low cure, low bleed or blocker, (Stampinator allows use of easier to use inks because it keeps temps lower)
- Press setup, rubber platens for final cure on press
- Print Setup, print process, Stampinator as a flash, Stampinator as a final cure to keep temps lower
- Use of craft paper
DAY 2
FRI, NOVEMBER 17 (9:00-16:00)
Transfer projects
09:00 AM to 12:00 AM
- Review press setup, including platen rubber, Stampinator setup, workflow efficiency and troubleshoot
- Transfer Projects:
- Stampinator Name Plate DTF - Back of Allmade
- SupaColor - w/ blocker, Bella+Canvas Sponge fleece application on sleeve. with sleeve platen
- Heat Pressing names and numbers on the back of an Under Armour Jersey
- Specialty printing with the Stampinator
12:30 PM to 05:00 PM
- Screen print on BELLA + CANVAS Sponge Fleece Black
- How to get a great/smooth print that doesn’t have dye migration issues
- How to use the Stampinator with and without use of rubber
EVENT ADDRESS
Slant Engineering, 2107 Emmorton Park Road suite 108, Edgewood, Maryland 21040, USA
*The closest airport to fly into is the Baltimore/Washington International Airport
Where to Stay
Hampton Inn & Suites: 2110 Emmorton Park Rd, Edgewood, MD 21040
Quality Inn & Suites: 2112A Emmorton Park Rd, Edgewood, MD 21040
Red Roof Inn: 2116 Emmorton Park Rd, Edgewood, MD 21040
La Quinta Inn & Suites: 2112B Emmorton Park Rd, Edgewood, MD 21040
Holiday Inn Express: 2118 Emmorton Park Rd, Edgewood, MD 21040