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  • #11924
    jdl848
    Participant

    Hi all, I am using an oki c711wt printer and when printing onto the transparent sheet and attempting to marry the A to B, ALL of the ink and design sticks to the B sheet and leaves an imprint on the transparent sheet with no ink left at all. I am setting the press to 320f for 90 seconds as per my instructions and yet it fails every time. What am I doing wrong?

    Kind regards,

    Jamie

    #11926
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hello Jamie,

    There can be multiple reasons for this…
    1. the B-paper was peeled too cold, meaning the glue ripped the toner off the A-foil
    –> to avoid this issue make sure to peel the B-paper while it’s still warm/hot and make sure you don’t lift the A-Foil up or remove it from the heat press.
    2. the the papers were placed in the wrong order, thus the pressure is not distributed the “right-way”.and instead of the glue getting applied on the toner the toner gets applied onto the glue
    –> to avoid this always place the B-paper on top of the A-Foil and not the other way around.
    3. the pressure of the heat press is set too high and thus the glues “sticks” too much
    –> make sure your pressure is only set to medium pressure (=2-3 bar = 30-43 psi)

    hope this helps!
    BR

    #11952
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hello! I am having the same issue with the A foil stinking to the B paper. I tried 320 degrees for 90 seconds and peeled while still hot and i get the sale results on about 15 sheets. I am using a Super Deal PRO 5 in 1 Heat Press but i am not sure if my heat presses pressure is correct. I know the instructions is saying to use light to medium pressure but, how can i tell if i am using the right pressure for the Forever paper? It’s frustrating lol!

    #11976
    Forever_DJ
    Keymaster

    Hello mmmartin,

    Do you follow all the steps written by Mr Messina?
    Try to press with a pressure, so you can just close the press with a bit of resistance. If this will not work, just write me an email (s.leiss@forever-ots.com) with a video, which contains your press process, so I can have a look.

    Kind Regards
    Steven Leiß

    #15484
    Jennifer McCormick
    Participant

    I’m having the same issue but I’m following the instructions. B paper is placed on top of A foil, pressing at 300-320 degrees F. Pressure at 2-3 bar. Covering with parchment paper. Press for 120 sec. Peeling slow and hot without letting A foil lift from bottom plate. Is there any other reason this could be happening? I’m using an Oki c831-ts. Cmyk. Using CenDale brand dtf premium transfer foil with forever dark B paper.
    Thanks!

    #15485
    Jennifer McCormick
    Participant

    Could there be something wrong with my printer? I noticed it takes some time to start printing after I hit print on the computer. Also my ink is getting low. But no low or empty ink warnings.

    #15486
    Jennifer McCormick
    Participant

    Or maybe something wrong with the B paper? I bought the A foil new. But the B paper I’m not sure how old it is. I bought all this stuff used recently. But it was working when I first got the printer and supplies.

    #15488
    a.messina
    Moderator

    Dear Jennifer,

    The problem seems to be that you are using the wrong products/transfer system.

    You write:
    “I am using an Oki c831-ts. CMYK. I am using CenDale brand DTF premium transfer film with Forever Dark B paper.”

    Our complementary 2-paper systems only work in conjunction with their A OR B counterpart.

    Only when using both products with a toner-based CMYK laser printer OR a laser printer with WHITE toner (CMY(W) / CMYK+W).
    The required product pairings are as follows:
    “FOREVER Laser-Dark (No-Cut) A-Foil Finishing” + “FOREVER Laser-Dark (No-Cut) B-Paper LowTemp”
    OR
    “FOREVER Laser-Dark (No-Cut) A-Foil Finishing” + “FOREVER Laser-Dark (No-Cut) B-Paper PRO”

    Note that when using a CMYK laser toner without an additional white layer, you can only use solid colors in your designs/transfers – that is, EVERY color of the image/transfer should have a cumulative color value (CMYK value) of at least 100% (e.g.: 50% magenta + 50% yellow gives a 100% colored red, while 20% cyan and 30% yellow only gives 50% light green and is therefore too low)
    This means that photos, gradients, bright colors and pastel colors are not transferable and therefore should not be included in your design.

    BR
    FOREVER Support Team!

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