Introducing the Digital HeatFX 9541 | The Best Transfer Printer EVER
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2019
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Introducing the newest and best printer in the Digital HeatFX lineup, the New 9541! This is a power house printer and by far the best transfer printer in the world. Period. There are two main reasons why this printer leads the pack and today we will share those with you.
First, you have the largest size available in the industry. You can enjoy up to 13 x 19 inch transfers which is 130+ percent more than the other leading printers in the market. The 9541 allows you to use that generous amount of media to your advantage.
Make one massively large transfer for one garment or easily fit 2 full size transfer designs on one sheet and get 2 shirts done on one page of media. Take that even further and fit many left or right chest logos and get a whole team of shirts done in one print. How you use the space is up to you!
Second, the variety of colors you can generate on the 9541 is second to none. You can easily get rich true blacks and deeper and richer colors than ever before. This beautiful piece of machinery has 5 toner channels that can be used in a single pass making it astoundingly fast.
Unlike many printers out there you get the full spectrum of colors because this 5 channel printer uses Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and White to provide the widest range of colors. To top it off there is virtually no maintenance as the toners are dry ink an
d ready to go when you are.
The Digital HeatFX 9541 works in 4 simple steps. Print, Marry, Apply and Finish.
Print: Send your artwork to the Print Optimizer software to clean up your artwork, make any effects that would improve your atwork and then press print. Within second it comes out of the 9541 printer and is ready for step 2. See a video on the Print Optimizer: • Digital HeatFX| Print ...
Marry: Take your finished transfer to the heat press and apply the polymer sheet. This is how we take the printed design and add the polymer glue which is how it will adhere to your garment or item. Once complete your design is ready to be applied.
Apply: Choose your blank to be decorated. You will simply heat press it on. You can decorate Light and dark garments, cotton, polyester, glass, wood, metal, cardboard and many, many other materials. The transfers are vastly versatile making more than just t-shirts. When it's done, you simply peel off the transfer sheet. See a sample of various items created with the Digital HeatFX: • Selling tshirts, caps,...
Finish: After peeling off the transfer sheet you will notice the design has a high gloss finish. Press it once more to fully embed the transfer onto your media making it permanent. The finished product has fantastic versatility and durability.
The Digital HeatFX 9541 is by far the fastest, largest print, widest range of colors, and easily maintained equipment out there. Whether you are just starting out and want to start off with the best of the best or are expanding an existing business, the 9541 will be sure to impress.
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This is exactly what I’ve been looking for thank you!!
me too
Awesome, I’m considering this machine
I CANT WAIT TILL I GET MINE !!!!!!!!!!!!
We are so excited for you! Looking forward to seeing your success!
How long will this last? Will this peel off? How is it with hot water or dryer?
This is a very complete demonstration of this product and the technology. You are the only person who has mentioned the word durability in any of these demonstrations.
Can you comment specifically on how these heat transfers hold up under washing? Are they able to be ironed (I imagine not)? How many times can a garment be washed before the transfer begins to flake, fade, or/and fall apart? How about the other substrates like mugs, plaques etc.? How durable is the HT on those items after they have been through the dish washer several times? Can normal sublimation mugs be used with the HT or are special mugs required.
This is the missing part to the mystery of making an investment of 13K. Thank you for leading the way and producing very high quality and informative reviews of the product and the heat transfer technologies.
Hey 4Bit - here's not really a "50 washes", "100 washes" definitive answer. I've got a work out shirt that I've had for about 4 years that's mostly lettering - a bit faded, but still looks good. Wear if every week or so..
But there are several things that affect washability:
1. Quality of the shirt - low quality? it won't last as long as with a better base
2. Design - a 10"x10" square picture is also not going to last - but one that's designed right for the technology will. You need space in the design for the water to flow through when you wash it, if that's not there everytime you wash the water is actually trying to push the design off the shirt!
3. How you wash it - just like anything, if you wash in hot water and spin dry the image won't last as long or look as vibrant.
Looking for a video for making banners with the i550
Is there a specific type of cover sheet to use over the design for the second press to take out the gloss look?
We actually have Finishing Sheets specifically for this process: colmanandcompany.com/DFX-FPAPER.html
How much washability ??
Whats the cost per sheet
Where can I get samples that were printed with this machine?
Also, what is the daily/weekly maintenance?
Thanks!
:)
Great questions ENZ. There's no daily or weekly maintenance really. It's just like a full color office laser printer as far as that goes. Toner printers require much less care than liquid ink ones. In order to get a sample, just visit digitalheatfx.com and chat with someone
Cool concept, I’d personally love to try it out, but not ideal for anyone trying to push out large quantities. Just way too time consuming from start to a finished printed shirt. There are so many faster efficient options.
We've got long time users that do pretty big runs, but the real advantage to this system is that you can do one-offs and small runs VERY quickly - and those transfers will apply beautifully to just about any fabric. No set up, etc.
I’m thinking about to by a machine for a small business, which machines you recommend?
Which ones do you recommend?
How many shirts can you make before you have to reload the ink?
It's toner - which is VERY different from ink - Ink is like in your home inkjet color printer and toner is more like in a laser printer - so it lasts a LONG time. Because it's digital, it only uses the amount of toner you need to make a specific image - so ... most people pretty much pay off the printer with the profits from all the shirts you sell before you have to replace the toner! There's more answers to similar questions here: digitalheatfx.com/frequently-asked-questions/
Hi @coldesi inc does this mean with this printer you can print black and white colours together on the same graphic design, like can you print a pure black and white design on the same sheet?
Yes - you have both white and black toners loaded up at all times.
What type of heat press machine are you using and where can I find one at?
That is a Fusion heat press that you can find right here: colmanandcompany.com/Hotronix_Heat_Presses.html
What about cost? I'm concerned cost full color because I need to consider two sheets, the current trending are focused to full color patterns.
That's a good thought Angelo - most of our customers are making $10-$15 per shirt. Your only significant supply cost with these systems is paper, so the cost of design depends on the size of the design. Here's a great article you might read through with some ROI info digitalheatfx.com/2017/12/heat-transfer-printing/
I just bought this🥰❤
How much is it?
$14k
How much does it cost per sheet to make and what type of credit score do you have to have to get it?
Are you happy with it? I just bought the 9541 and it isn't going well. Every single day I am on the phone with tech support.
Does it have the capability to print a white under print to prevent migration and make more vibrant on dark shirts?
Hello! This is precisely what white toner printers do! The White Toner allows for vibrant printing on any color tees!
Would I be able to use this on aluminum photo sheets/panels?
yes
How much is this machine?
Can you leave the gloss on? Or you have to do the heat press
You NEED to do that final press or the shirt won't wash well
How is the feel of the print? Say compared to screen printing. Or is it heavy like a iron on?
It depends on the design. It's not scratchy, like some screen printing can be though. Why don't you request a sample? http?//digitalheatfx.com
Do you know any companies that print on this type of machine? so i can do heat transfer at home?
You can do transfers at home with this machine + a good heat press
does the transfer once it is applied to a shirt feel papery? raised texture? or does it feel embedded in the shirt?
Most people describe it as somewhere between print/cut vinyl and screen print, depending on the design. Best to go to the website and fill out a contact form requesting a sample so you can see for yourself.
It does feel papery
How does it feel compared to a screen printed shirt
It feels like paper. Not as soft unless you rastersize it.
How is this printer different then the Oki 9541? Or have you guys just put the Heat Fx logo on it?
It IS the 9541, and we do put the DigitalHeat FX branding on it. What's unique to our bundles are the Print Optimizer RIP software, the EZ Peel papers we include and the amazing self-paced training we include. All those are why we're the #1 OKI white toner printer dealer in the world
Is there any way to get rid of the black border of the image?
Black border? I'm not sure what you mean - check in with support if you're seeing something that shouldn't be there
What is the name of that papers ? The papers that used to transfer on shirts
This is the EZ Peel Transfer Paper - colmanandcompany.com/DFX_Paper.html
How can I get a sample to test or feel?
Hi Jeanne! Live chat one of our pros at digitalheatfx.com/ and they can get a sample out to you!
is this the same type of printer supacolour uses? if not does anyone know?
We've done a comparison between the 2 and found that these transfers perform better! Happy to get you a sample - just call in.
can this printer print actual realistic photos like a dtg can produce?
Absolutely! Check out this live webinar where we printed a little boy's face for birthday t-shirts! ua-cam.com/video/74LDzqsqs9o/v-deo.html
Is there any weeding necessary? How does this work on 100 percent Poly?
Levi, it's like we set you up to ask that question :) [we did NOT].
There is no weeding at all - a quick peel and you're done. 2 seconds.
It works beautifully on 100% poly! There are tons of video on that on our other Channel here: ua-cam.com/channels/DH2dfQT-JVykqKaP81ot7w.html
Can u use on 100% cotton tshirts?
Absolutely! Cotton, poly, blends, darks, lights - it's pretty universal
how many colors and designs can we print on one sheet ?
Hi Neki, there are no limit to the number or colors OR designs. However many of the designs of your choice you can fit in about a 10x16 space
How much are the ink toners?
You can find all that here: colmanandcompany.com/9541_Toners_and_Drums.html
Where can I ge/buy sample shirt to see quality difference
Just give us a call (855)348-4839
I do not sell sheet but the coast of sheet is $5 canadian
$5 for each sheet!?!?
How would it work on dry fit?
Works especially well on Dry Fit!
Right before the last step I saw a square shape on the shirt. Did that still show after the last step?
Hey John! That looks like it's just a heat press mark. This is usually due to the pressure just being a little too high on the press! Avoidable and will definitely go away!
@@ColDesiColman ok thanks
Where do u get the graphics from can we use them and can we use them.
You can get a freelancer to do graphics, or start with an image service like iStock
@@ColDesiColman sir im asking where did u get the graphics u using from?
@@topchoice32 you can find graphic artists on websites like upwork.com
How does it hold up after washing it?
You should get a sample from us and see! Just chat about it on the website: digitalheatfx.com
Ok I will...Thanks for the response.
Does this feel like vinyl on the shirt?
Yes, and no. It has it's own feel and that varies depending on the design. Why not request a sample so you can see for yourself? Just visit digitalheatfx.com and chat with someone in the morning
What’s the price for ink?
C10 - it actually uses toners, no ink! You can find pricing here, along with paper, etc: colmanandcompany.com/Digital_Heat_FX_Supplies.html
Does this work on hemp fabric?
Yes.
@@ColDesiColman same temperature, time and pressure settings?
Last question would be is can I buy this printer directly from Oki? Do you ship your transfer sheets to India?
We're can get the paper
colmanandcompany.com/Digital_Heat_FX_Supplies.html
Price $
Price?
Printer cost is $12,999 USD
In the process of my trainin? My printer will not load the paper for printing my first shirt design.
Please be sure to contact support.coldesi.com or your CCR. Our support team doesn't directly monitor youtube comments.
I should been a version with 10 seconds in stead of 100 seconds. If an order of 200 t-shirts, this takes time
Thanks for the feedback mr2i. If you normally print 200 pc orders and up you definitely want to look closely at whether this is the right system for you. The vast majority of our customers have an average order size of 1-35, and this is perfect for them.
@@ColDesiColman Yes, that I understand. We are looking for something similar like this, just having as a plastisol heat transfer label. But we are in the range of 1000 t-shirts a month. As of now, we order these transfers. But it take time. And we don't want to start with screen printing. And DTG is still in pretreatment level.
But what is the reason to the time needed to get the 2 sheets merged?
Got it. The reason for the "marry" time is to adhere the glue sheet to the image sheet. We've experimented with shorter times and the results are just not up to standard. BUT, maybe this will work for you? There's no marry step: colmanandcompany.com/DFXLP-037.html
damn 13k you can almost by a brand new epson 2100 full on DTG printer. and produce shirts must faster!
ua-cam.com/video/tJWVJZWWYAM/v-deo.html Hi John! Take a look at this video. While we love our DTG G4 there are differences between these two machines and ultimately things the digitlaheat fx system can do that DTG cannot.
Hey John - So here are the advantage of the DigitalHeat FX 9541 vs any DTG printer -
1: There's no maintenance. Leave it for a day or a year without printing and it's fine.
2: Apply to more types of apparel - Poly, Tri blends are no problem, dark or light - and there's no pretreat or process magic to figure out
3: Promotional products - it's a transfer, so you can apply to wood, metal, mugs.. we have some customers that JUST use this as a hard surface printer
4: Flexible placements - these transfers are EASY to apply anywhere on a shirt - sleeve, back of the neck, hem - you can even EASILY apply to caps and hats with a hat press
We absolutely LOVE DTG - nothing feels better + and you get a super low cost per print, but there are some real reasons to consider digitalheat FX
here's an article we did comparing the Epson 2100 to the 9541: digitalheatfx.com/epson-f2100/
You mean the Latest Printer from OKi
Sure James, it's the OKI 9541 that we package with our EZPeel transfer paper, the right heat press, Print Optimizer RIP software and our training program - all that is why we're the number 1 seller of the OKI 9541 and 8432 in the world again last year. More experience, better training, better software and a better company to do business with. digitalheatfx.com, coldesi.com
How Much
The 9541 is about $15K - We now have FOUR different white toner printers starting from about $4K, so plenty of options. If you read this whole page you'll get a clear idea of the options: digitalheatfx.com/compare-digital-heatfx/
What is the price for that printer?
It's about $13K right now David - you can see your options here: colmanandcompany.com/Digital_Heat_FX.html
$12,999 USD
ColDesi Inc can u get the payments lower than 400 with better credit
How for much printer
Pricing is on the website here: colmanandcompany.com/Digital_Heat_FX_Packages.html
Like the concept but the time is the problem. Almost 6 min. plus wait time. for a front and back print.
Good observation Lloyd. We look at that time and don't find it long at all since there' are no set ups, no clean up, and you can do 1 or 20 at the same pace.
I want to return my printer, but they don’t tell you there are no refunds or that you have to buy the 2,500 hotronix heatpress for it to transfer correctly, nor do they tell you some printers don’t print the way the base model does but that it prints too small. And when i contacted them for support because my printer isn’t working properly after spending 10k cash! They said they’re too busy at the moment to assist me. So I’m 10k in the hole with a printer that doesn’t do what it says it does, I’m thinking of spending some extra thousands to get my attorney involved since the product doesn’t do what i was promised it would do and i have to pay an extra 2,500 for their heat press, and denied customer support in my emails. Don’t waste your time.
Hey Mace, that doesn't make sense! If you purchased the printer from us we definitely provide support - the process is that you submit a request and we call you back - and that happens very quickly. That's why we have so many good reviews on Google, FB, etc. And we always recommend the Hotronix heat press, in all our videos, on our website, etc because the quality of the heat press is EXTREMELY important for consistent results. We can't help if your heat press has hot spots, temperature is inconsistent or the top platen tears away the married transfer when you open it. We learned that when we started with white toner printing years ago.
I hope you're still working with us to try and get you up and running!
Mace - we actually can't find you listed as a customer at all under the pseudonym you're using here. Would you reply with your real name or the name of our customer that purchased? We'd like to assist but can't!
@@ColDesiColman so there are hidden cost? I was about to purchase until I saw this.
@@TDQontreteBrown Hidden costs? No. you can can visit this page and see pricing, then just chat with a rep and they'll tell you anything you want to know digitalheatfx.com/digitalheat-fx-pro8432/
I was about to hit purchase but just atopped to see review n there u go.
These hidden and extra things to buy just to make it work is pain. Let in hang in market lets see what ppl say then i will see
Is it better than uninet? 🙃🙃
The printer itself is a uninet - the difference is in the software and the training
$14000 Yowza!
$14,000
Price?
Manuel, right now it's around $14K, depending on the bundle
Price?
Around $14K right now - you can find more options with pricing here: digitalheatfx.com/compare-digital-heatfx/