Concession trailer run the garment printer???

By icrsigns on Apr. 17, 2013

Hi, I run my embroidery, engraving & decal business in the festivals and street fairs in North California, for those three items, my SWF embroidery, Roland cutter and Vision engraver run good even during the hot season, cause it's very hot in summer, the degree almost go 100 degree F. Right now, I am planning to buy an ANAJET garment printer or a Roland BN-20 solvent printer to print the T-shirts for my customs, my worry is that the hot temperature will hurt the printers or effect the result of the tees???!!!, so if any friends have the experience, could you advice me? Thank you a lot if you can. :)

Submitted by stickerdude on Sun, 05/05/2013 - 00:37

icrsigns wrote:
Hi, I run my embroidery, engraving & decal business in the festivals and street fairs in North California, for those three items, my SWF embroidery, Roland cutter and Vision engraver run good even during the hot season, cause it's very hot in summer, the degree almost go 100 degree F. Right now, I am planning to buy an ANAJET garment printer or a Roland BN-20 solvent printer to print the T-shirts for my customs, my worry is that the hot temperature will hurt the printers or effect the result of the tees???!!!, so if any friends have the experience, could you advice me? Thank you a lot if you can. :)

Hello. I am looking to buy a dtg for a mobile unit that we are building as well. Love to see the answers. Actually if you don't mind show some picks of your trailer. I would love to get some ideas if you don't kind. I am in fl so the heat is going to be a concern for me
Michael mkedgewater@yahoo.com

Submitted by TeaseTs on Mon, 01/26/2015 - 15:53

I have the BN-20. It's not recommended to use it in temperatures over 70 degrees or in excess humidity. I'm in Florida and keep mine under air at all times to limit humidity and heat.

The heat and humidity will cause the inks to clog the print heads.

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