A hand iron cannot be counted on to produce perfect results every time. This is especially true of hand irons that shut off automatically if held in-place without moving for more than a few seconds! The key to good application results lies in your ability to heat apply transfers with the correct temperature, time and pressure as provided by each transfer paper's manufacturer.

Yes, all of our heat transfer iron-ons are originals from the 70's and 80's. These are all original dead stock from retail stores that closed their doors. Because these heat transfer iron-ons are over 20 years old, we test all of them to make sure they still look great but please remember that due to their unique nature some designs may show slight variations.

If you can't find it on our web site please feel free to send an email inquiry to help@transfernation.com. We are still sorting through our inventory and are adding new designs every day. It's possible we have what you want but just haven't posted it yet.

Yes, just send an email to orders@transfernation.com and let us know which heat transfer iron-ons you're interested in buying.

Yes, the rights were copyrighted and/or licensed through companies such as Roach, L&H, Rat's Hole, MACH III, Trans Photo, Holoubek Studios, BOW, Harvey Cartoons, Duo Glow, Solar-Trans, Techni Glitter and many more.

Before deciding on which Heat Transfer Press to choose it is first important to understand the two main types of Heat Transfer Machinery: Platen presses are often used for printing on individual pieces such as cut apparel parts, T-shirts, sports apparel, tote bags, etc. Platen presses are also used to print on rigid substrates such as wood, metals and ceramic tiles.

Rotary Drum Heat Presses are typically more efficient then their platen counterparts. These types of presses eliminate the need for registration marks and garment templates. The garment parts - fronts, backs sleeves can be cut in quantity. The paper is printed in a roll and fed into the machine with the graphic facing up. The cut parts are placed down onto the paper as it is fed into the machine. This is a much more efficient way to run the work.

All our carpets are completely hand-made and hand-knotted with natural fibers like pure wool, silk and a blend of both the fibers too (wool/silk). We never use any automatic, semi-automatic or any mechanized tool in the making of our carpets. We never use any kind of artificial, synthetic or man-made fibers in any of our products. All our carpets are produced in the age-old method of traditional, oriental carpets that are being produced for the last 450 years.

Heat press lettering and numbering is available for cotton MLB replica jerseys only. This is a heat-applied material that is cost effective for Little Leagues and other youth teams with a limited budget.

Our machines range from 80 tons to 1500 tons, but can manufacture up to 2500 tons with the help of our partners.

Nansulate can be used on glass to help insulate, but we do not recommend it on window glass, because it will cause the appearance to be slightly cloudy after application.

Vintage heat transfer iron-ons were made from plastisol ink that was printed onto special transfer paper. The ink was printed in reverse on the paper and coated with fine adhesives to help it adhere to the t-shirt. A professional grade heat press is then required to release the transfer design from the paper and adhere it to the t-shirt.

Chocolate Graphics product(s), are all hand made under the most stringent and hygienic conditions. Every pre-caution is taken to ensure that the chocolate(s) leave our facility in a fresh and prefect condition.

Machine-made wigs are usually less expensive than hand-made pieces. In most styles the hair fibers are machine sewn onto a "weft" in a fixed pattern. The wefts are then assembled together on an open net base. Generally this type of construction is worn by persons who have some hair, as you can see through the wefts when the wind blows. Hand-made methods involve hand knotting on a net base or hand inserting into a custom molded base.

It's a quality issue, mainly. I know very few people who've been happy with what they've bought from Cafe Press. Also, I don't like their minimum price requirements (you must charge at east $15.99 for a shirt, and if you want to see any revenue off your hard work, you have to charge more because all of that sixteen bucks goes to Cafe Press).

No. The developer chemistry oxidizes fairly rapidly whether in an automatic processor or in hand tanks. Again monthly cleaning along with a chemistry change is in order.

Yes. You always use your hand as a pacer, that is what forces your eyes to be attracted to the print on the page and stay focused. This helps your concentration which gives you better comprehension.

Acute injuries (injuries that just occurred) to bone, muscle, joints, etc. should be treated with ice. It is best to use real ice, rather than chemical cold packs, contained in a plastic bag or securely wrapped in a towel. The ice pack should be applied directly to the injury site, wrapped in place with mild compression, and the injured part should be elevated above the level of the heart of if possible.

Long-term exposure to high temperatures can degrade potency and possibly neutralize Transfer Factor? activity. Transfer Factor should be stored in a cool, dry environment.

The anti-freeze that is used in a closed-loop system must be approved by provincial authorities and acceptable to the heat pump manufacturer. Methanol and denatured ethanol are the most common fluids used (methanol is not approved for use in Ontario). The fluid must be mixed with water in accordance with instructions, usually on a 4:1 ratio of water-to-chemical.