Making Holiday Apparel with White Toner Transfers | DigitalHeat FX 9541

Making Holiday Apparel with White Toner Transfers | DigitalHeat FX 9541

No this is not screen printing. It's not Direct-to-garment printing either. It's a new technology and it's called white toner printing.

In this video we are going to show you how it works using the DigitalHeat FX 9541 System. We will go through all the steps to turn a full color transfers into a custom t-shirts in minutes.
This system also comes in different models to fit your budget and business needs. See the DigitalHeat FX 8432 in action here -    • OKI pro8432WT White Toner Printer | C...  

First you use a specialty transfer paper to print your design. We use the EZ Peel Two-Step paper for this step.

Now just imagine how long it would take to do something like this in vinyl. Cut each color, weed them all, then layer them perfectly.... What a headache!

Instead we are going to apply heat and pressure to our two sheet of transfer paper. This makes the polymer on our "b" sheet adhere to only our toner on our "a" sheet.

So as you can see we didnt have to cut or weed this. It's now ready to go onto a t-shirt.

Another great thing about this process is these transfers stick to almost anything. For example, we are going to use a 100% polyester Vapor Apparel Youth Solar Hoodie for this project.
You can see how these white toner transfers stick onto cotton in this video:    • How to Start a Business with White To...  

You can also put these transfers on cotton, nylon, blends, denim and so much more.

After we heat press this transfer on we will remove the carrier sheet once it's cooled completely.

Then you should give the garment one final press to really push down the toner and improve washability.

And that's all there is to it! The DigitalHeat FX 9541 System is comprised of the Crio 9541 White Toner Printer, also known as OKI pro9541wt.
The Hotronix Fusion IQ Heat Press & EZ Peel Transfer Paper.

Learn more about making custom tees and other unique gifts this holiday season at https://digitalheatfx.com/.