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Printed on 16 ceramic tiles
Saw this photo printed on 16 ceramic tiles.What type of printer can do this and where can one order one.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jandebeer/7197742796/

Jan de Beer
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Re: Printed on 16 ceramic tiles
Looks more lika a painting...or either printed on a transfer sheet, then applied to the tiles...
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Re: Printed on 16 ceramic tiles
Nope I have checked it carefully printed on the tiles.

Jan de Beer
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Re: Printed on 16 ceramic tiles
I googled "inkjet print on ceramic tiles" and saw a number of options. Inkjet transfer methods and direct printers. Didn't feel like actually researching it further so have fun and let us know if you find a local supplier!
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Re: Printed on 16 ceramic tiles
Thanks Steve i will google it

Jan de Beer
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Re: Printed on 16 ceramic tiles
I have a mate who worked for a large format printing house, apparently they can print on anything you want. He even said you can bring your door and they will print it.
I know they printed some ceiling tiles for a number of clients (Sistine Chapel anyone?).
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Re: Printed on 16 ceramic tiles
Looks like sublimation printing, u tile the picture u want to print then print each one on sublimation paper . u use a heat press to transfer the pic to a tile (special tile that has been treated ) http://www.jgelectronics.com/
we use it for mugs ect
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Originally Posted by
Raymond Loubser
Looks like sublimation printing, u tile the picture u want to print then print each one on sublimation paper . u use a heat press to transfer the pic to a tile (special tile that has been treated )
http://www.jgelectronics.com/
we use it for mugs ect
Thank you Raymond got hold of an company in Midrand that does sublimation printing and had a sample printed.
Also got hold of local suppliers of printers and presses also suppliers of contineous ink systems that could be used to convert my current Epson printers. Would not like to convert current printers as it would not be a good idea to use the same printer with normal ink and sublimation ink alternatly.
A bit expensive at this stage but something to add to my wish list.

Jan de Beer
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