Full Version: HP sublimation

From: Vicky (ANDERI) [#12]
 2 Mar 2007
To: Mick [#11] 2 Mar 2007

Well, that answers that question! :D

How do they look & how durable are they on industrial (or sublimation trophy) plate?

Thanks, Mick! :-)

From: AL (SUBLIAL) [#13]
 3 Mar 2007
To: Vicky (ANDERI) [#10] 4 Mar 2007

Vicki, One of the real positives of the laser sublimation toner and the OEM toners is the shelf life.
We manufacture the papers as well as the toners and both will give you excellent shelf life unless you put the papers in super hot and humid conditions that are unreasonable.
It is also easy to change out the drums and cartridges but the cost of the printers being so low now it is hardly resonable to not have both printers.
AL La Costa
www.atttransfer.com
1-866-900-2830


From: sprinter [#14]
 3 Mar 2007
To: Vicky (ANDERI) [#12] 4 Mar 2007

Vicky,

I switched to OEM laser and have no regret at all, the durability is good. And did I say how much cheaper it is? You can buy a new OEM laser printer for less than the cost of a sub cartridge or a set of ink cartridges and you don't need coated material.


From: John (JOHNRMONTG) [#15]
 5 Mar 2007
To: Johnnyallaire [#1] 7 Mar 2007

Hi Johnny .. there are at least a half dozen of us on this forum that use the HP4550 for sublimation. Most of use it primarily for trophy/placque plates. Some of us use multi colors but for myself I only use black toner.

From: Johnnyallaire [#16]
 7 Mar 2007
To: ALL

Thanks everyone for your input. Sorry I haven't answered sooner. I guess I'll wait to investigate it some more.

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