FREE Viper MAXX Pretreatment Machines for Qualified Industrial DTG Printers

ARE YOU AN INDUSTRIAL DTG PRINTER?

i-Group Technologies has partnered with Image Armor to bring about the best DTG pretreatment machine and the best pretreatment to our industrial user base. If you use more than 50 gallons a month in pretreatment you will want to call i-Group Technologies at 877-673-4378. You may qualify for special discounting on the Viper MAXX pretreatment machine. High volume users could qualify for FREE Maxx Pretreatment Machines (depending on volume used per month). This is our way of working to advance Direct To Garment printed apparel. The DTG print is only as good as the pretreatment used and how it is applied. With the Viper MAXX and Image Armor pretreatments you can take your pretreating to the MAXX this summer.

CALL 877-673-4378 TO SEE IF YOU QUALIFY

The Viper MAXX is ALL-AMERICAN MADE

The Viper MAXX is the DTG Industry's premier pretreatment machine. With incorporated bar code scanning capabilities, the MAXX lays down pretreatment more efficiently giving a superior printing surface. This results in better prints with fewer printing rejects due to bad pretreating. The ability to precisely tell the MAXX where to pretreat there is less wasted pretreatment on areas that will not be printed (no wasted over spray). And the MAXX is industrially designed for industrial users.

Call i-Group Technologies at 877-673-4378 to inquire if you qualify for a reduced MAXX pricing or even FREE pretreatment machines!

See the New Viper XPT-1000 Pretreatment Machine in Action at NBM Long Beach 2016

Make Sure to Visit Long Beach NBM July 14th-16th, 2016 to see the Viper XPT-1000 In-Person

Make sure to stop by Booth #1229 to see the Viper XPT-1000 Pretreatment Machine in action. This is the newest release of pretreatment machines and represents the next Evolution in pretreating direct to garment shirts.

At $2,495 the Viper XPT-1000 is the LOWEST cost pretreatment machine that is capable of much more than machines prices thousands of dollar more. It allows for adjusting the spray width and boasts a spray area up to 20″ x 24″. It is simple to load, adjust, and spray. The unique “open air” design keeps all the spray inside the spray chamber while at the same time making this pretreatment machine probably the most efficient on the market.

The unit we will have in Long Beach will be available for sale at a savings that will be too good to pass up. Make sure to stop by the booth for more details – you just can’t take it until the show is over!

So, stop by the Image Armor booth #1229 next to Vastex in the Long Beach Convention Center July 14-16th. We’ll look forward to seeing you there!

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ViperONE Air Video Series


Our initial Introductory Video to promote the ViperONE.	See an interview with Brian Walker by Scott Fresener at FESPA Spain 2011.

Here you can see what to expect when you first get your ViperONE and unpack it. Also learn how to set it up and start pretreating shirts.	This video shows how to use the ViperONE to pretreat sweatshirts with your ViperONE.

Video #1 Illustrates how to properly use and adjust the SPRAY ADJUSTMENT knob on your ViperONE. Plus help you understand how the ViperONE operates to achieve the best laydown for the garment to be printed.	Video #2 in our Series on how to use the SPRAY SHIRT button and how to ‘reset’ the ViperONE if you accidentally hold the SPRAY button too long.

Video #3 Here we talk about the E-STOP button, how it functions, and how to reset the ViperONE if you have had to utilize the emergency stop button.	Video #4 – In this video we discuss low pressure issues, the PURGE button and how to get the ViperONE setup to properly use the PURGE button.


Spray Valve Re-Assembly video: Here we take a look at how to re-assemble the Spray Valve Assembly after cleaning the ViperONE to help remove contaminants and fluid restrictions in the system. View the Disassembly and Cleaning PDF’s here.

How to Properly Weigh the Amount of Pretreatment on a DTG Shirt

	1. You must have a gram scale to do this correctly. The scale must be able to weight down to 1/10th of a gram.
	2. After placing the rolled up shirt on the scale, tare it, or zero out the scale. This will make the shirt “weight” nothing.
	3. After pretreating the shirt, roll the shirt back up and put it on the gram scale. This will now show you the actual grams of fluid applied to the shirt. In this example it is 19.3 grams.
	4. Remove the shirt from the scale and measure the width and height of the spray pattern. Multiply this height x width to get a the total square inches sprayed. In this example it was 15” x 16” = 240 sq. inches.
	5. Divide the total square inches into the total grams of fluid applied to the shirt. Here, we had: 19.3 g / 240 sq. in = .080417 g of pretreatment per square inch sprayed.
	6. You now have a gram value of pretreatment fluid applied to each square inch of t-shirt. You can compare this to the manufacturer’s recommendations per square inch or recommended amounts for a set sprayed image size.
	7. You can multiple this per square inch value by the total square inches recommended by the pretreatment manufacturer. If recommended is 14” x 14” area that equals 196 square inches. Here .080417 x 196 sq. in. = 15.76 grams total.
	8. Keep a record of your pretreatment machine’s settings and the grams applied. This will help you determine when testing the best settings and recognize if something doesn’t match up you will have a history to compare current results with past history.

NOTE: The correct amount of pretreatment will vary based on the dilution of pretreatment, the shirt weight, and the color of shirt. You will most likely have to experiment with different settings and do some wash testings when first starting to learn to use your DTG printer and pretreatment machine.

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