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2006-04-18 by Steve
http://www.dtgdigital.com/dtg_graphics.php Water based inkjet ink, says it can print onto uncoated surfaces including metal and plastic. There are other varieties of this ink. All must be heat cured. Wouldn't it be ironic if it is the same or essentially the same ink? Steve Greenfield
2006-04-19 by David L. Vernon
Hello Steve,
As you know I am the lead broker/dealer for DTG Digital. Our UNI inks can be printed to many uncoated surfaces including metal, plastic, wood, acyrlic, leathers, and many other surfaces. Will be available here in the U.S. at the end of May.
I will do my studies into the ink your talking about.
I also sell the San Wave International printers.... www.swi-usa.com where are LipChip thermal inks "applied under different heat conditions" depending on the surface are also available as a direct to product printing without any pre-coatings.
Dave / LipChip
Steve <alienrelics@...> wrote:
http://www.dtgdigital.com/dtg_graphics.php
Water based inkjet ink, says it can print onto uncoated surfaces
including metal and plastic.
There are other varieties of this ink. All must be heat cured.
Wouldn't it be ironic if it is the same or essentially the same ink?
Steve Greenfield
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2006-04-19 by Steve
Does that mean that you -are- willing to sell in smaller quantities and for other printers? You had previously indicated that you would not, and I understand why. I don't think most here will be looking to buy your flatbed printers, excellent as they are. Most are going to be more interested in hacking their own printers to fit a 1/16" PCB. Steve Greenfield --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "David L. Vernon" <lipchip2@...> wrote: > > Hello Steve, > As you know I am the lead broker/dealer for DTG Digital. Our UNI inks can be printed to many uncoated surfaces including metal, plastic, wood, acyrlic, leathers, and many other surfaces. Will be available here in the U.S. at the end of May. > > I will do my studies into the ink your talking about. > > I also sell the San Wave International printers.... www.swi-usa.com where are LipChip thermal inks "applied under different heat conditions" depending on the surface are also available as a direct to product printing without any pre-coatings.
> > Dave / LipChip > > > Steve <alienrelics@...> wrote: > http://www.dtgdigital.com/dtg_graphics.php > > Water based inkjet ink, says it can print onto uncoated surfaces > including metal and plastic. > > There are other varieties of this ink. All must be heat cured. >
2006-04-20 by David L. Vernon
We are currently only working with the new DTG Digital UNI inks in our DTG printers. It's about learning the ink application with our technology.
I will also be making samples for customers who are looking to purchase the printers. The samples process will begin in June.
For hacking their own printers, possibly they could test our "LipChip HOT" thermal inks at www.swi-usa.com These inks can be applied directly onto a heated surface, and have great adhesion. Based on the Epson 1290 model and the inks run $280.00 a liter. Would also be willing to work with volume users on samplings and test.
Dave / LipChip
Steve <alienrelics@...> wrote:
Does that mean that you -are- willing to sell in smaller quantities
and for other printers? You had previously indicated that you would
not, and I understand why.
I don't think most here will be looking to buy your flatbed printers,
excellent as they are. Most are going to be more interested in hacking
their own printers to fit a 1/16" PCB.
Steve Greenfield
--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "David L. Vernon" <lipchip2@...>
wrote:
>
> Hello Steve,
> As you know I am the lead broker/dealer for DTG Digital. Our UNI
inks can be printed to many uncoated surfaces including metal,
plastic, wood, acyrlic, leathers, and many other surfaces. Will be
available here in the U.S. at the end of May.
>
> I will do my studies into the ink your talking about.
>
> I also sell the San Wave International printers....
www.swi-usa.com where are LipChip thermal inks "applied under
different heat conditions" depending on the surface are also available
as a direct to product printing without any pre-coatings.
>
> Dave / LipChip
>
>
> Steve <alienrelics@...> wrote:
> http://www.dtgdigital.com/dtg_graphics.php
>
> Water based inkjet ink, says it can print onto uncoated surfaces
> including metal and plastic.
>
> There are other varieties of this ink. All must be heat cured.
>
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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]2006-04-28 by cristian
At 08:24 PM 4/20/2006, you wrote: >We are currently only working with the new DTG Digital UNI inks in our DTG >printers. It's about learning the ink application with our technology. > I will also be making samples for customers who are looking to purchase > the printers. The samples process will begin in June. And how much is the printer? Cristian