User`s manual

Printing on Golf Balls

For printing golf balls you will need to use the optional Golf Ball Holder, Fast T-Jet

Non-Textile Pretreatment, and Fast T-Jet Non-Textile Post-Treatment. Fast T-Jet

Non-Textile Primer is not necessary.

Load the Golf Balls into the Holder and place the Overspray Shield on top of 1.

the balls. The Shield will protect areas not intended to be printed upon from

Pretreatment and overspray.

DipanebristlebrushinthePretreatment,wiping2.

off any excess on the side of the bottle. Gently

apply the Pretreatment to the exposed golf ball

surface, making sure there are no uneven areas.

Allow the Pretreatment to dry thoroughly before printing. Dry time will vary, 3.

but it may take up to one hour or more. To speed up the drying process use a

hair dryer, heat lamp or heat gun set on a low temperature setting.

Golf Ball Holder Placement

Align the four holes in the base of the Golf Ball

Holder with the four pins on the Platen designed for

the FIRST Shirtboard. Place several golf balls within

the Holder and use the Height Adjustment Knob

on the Print Bed to ensure the proper Print Head

clearance is maintained when loaded.

If you are using multiple Golf Ball

Holders, you must check the Print

Head clearance of each one.

Loading Golf Ball Template (FastARTIST Only)

Go to 1. File > Open and double-click on the Golf Ball Holder Template to open.

Import2. the images or text you wish to print and place them inside of the grid

lines.

Chapter 8- Printing Other Items