M&R Diamomdback flash unit ?

[244]

I was at the Indonesian Textile show last week and was surprised the M&R Chilli does not have inbuilt fan.

It was recommended to get the Habanero A/F (air flow) for waterbased printing.

I just want to know if the Habanero A/F is just as fast as the Chilli in flashing Plastisol.

Thanks
Anthony

The red Chili does have a fan built into the unit. Both units you state will work about the same on water base.

[abchung]

Thanks 244.

[whitewater]

i think i need the serrano....lol

[noiseloops]

I was at the Indonesian Textile show last week and was surprised the M&R Chilli does not have inbuilt fan.

It was recommended to get the Habanero A/F (air flow) for waterbased printing.

I just want to know if the Habanero A/F is just as fast as the Chilli in flashing Plastisol.

Thanks
Anthony

Should have met up with you. I was there as well!

[screenprintguy]

If we had 3 phase when we got our DB I would have preferred and still now would love to have a couple Red Chilli's over IR flashing

[bimmridder]

I don't know if the heat is a factor to you. The quartz is on or off as it's needed. Seems like the IR would be on a lot more, producing more ambient heat. That was one reason we went quartz. The other reason is that it is in head and we needed that too.

[Rockers]

Once our pallets have been preheated  our Red Chili is very fast. I think depending on the color we don't exceed 3 seconds. Probably less. On certain whites I get away with less then a second or have to reduce the power to 75%.
What I really like about the Red Chili is the fact that you can switch off zones. So for left breast we normally only use 1 out of 3 zones, same for small neck prints.