Light-colored fabric Laser transfer paper is suitable for transferring images onto Light-colored cotton or cotton-mixed fabrics. It is printed with common color Laser Toner printers.
Features
- Very soft stretchable.
- Soft finish resembling screen printing.
- Durable for hundreds of washes
- Compatible with all kinds of Cutters/Plotters
- Easy print
- High elastic
- Soft stretch feeling
- Vivid color
- No cracking
- Easy cut
- Long time durability
- Good fastness
Specifcations:
Name: laser dark transfer paper
Application: Light fabric
Printer: Laser printer
Ink: Toner
Size: US Letter Size
Pack/ctn:
Dimension: 45*32*26cm
N.W./G.W: 29/30kg
Instruction:
Temp:185℃
Time:25s
Pressure: Low
Peel: Warm
Transfer paper operating instructions:
1.set and print image
2.Mirror Printing
Transferring
Preheat the heat press machine, and set the recommended transfer temperature to 185℃.Place the image-printed paper on the textile, printed (image) side facing down.
Transfer for 15-30 seconds under certain pressure, then remove the textile from machine.Peel off the base paper immediately, or when it is warmed or cooled for your best results.
Washing Attentions:
1.Wash after 24 hours
2.Wash warm water or cold water
3.Wash inside-out
4.Don't bleach
5.Don't dryclean
6.Wash soft for the machine
The difference between light and dark transfer paper
It is vital that you choose the right paper for the colour of the substrate you are printing on. In general terms, images printed image on Light Transfer Paper will provide a vibrant and accurate image on white and light coloured fabric. Ink is translucent and is not visible unless it is laid on a white or very light coloured background.
Dark fabrics require the Dark Transfer Paper which a white background that is transferred with the ink and blocks out the colour of the substrate from coming through the ink. Subsequently, suitable images tend to be block images or images that the white areas can be easily cut away as they will appear on the shirt once the transfer process is complete. Here’s more on the difference between light and dark transfer paper.