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CopyFUN® Ink Jet Black / Subli Black
CopyFUN Black laid the foundation for the printing and transfer of images on to dark and black fabrics using ink jet and sublimation ink. CopyFUN Black is also available on 20 metre rolls for bulk users.
Specifications
Article number: 9011450130 (ink jet) 9016350130 (Subli)
Type : Fabric transfer paper
Hardware : Ink jet for standard ink jet printers including the Brother GT-541, SUBLI for sublimation printers
Size : A3 (420 x 297 mm)/A4 (210 x 297 mm)
Weight/m2 : Ink 134 g/m_, Subli 202 g/m_
Packaging : 50 sheet transfer, 25 sheet baking paper
Application : Dark and black fabrics 100% cotton, 100% polyester or 50/50
T-shirts, polo shirts, sweaters
Copier/Printer settings : Standard setting NOT mirror image (normal)
Commercial Heat Press Settings : Medium pressure, 3 to 4 bar, Temperature: 190° Celsius, Transfer time: 25 seconds
Transfer Instructions
Copy on the unprinted side of CopyFUN Black (NOT mirror image).
Unprinted sections can be cut off before transferring the image.
First, iron just the fabric for 4 seconds.
Peel off the transfer paper (by moving your thumb along the transfer).
Place the transfer with the print up on the fabric.
Place the supplied baking paper on the transfer*.
Close the press. The transfer time is 25 seconds.
Remove the baking paper once it has cooled off.
Storage
Allow the transfers 12 to 24 hours to acclimatise to your room temperature. Always store transfers in a box or plastic cover. Store in a dry and cool place.
Washing Instructions
Delicate wash (inside out)
Temperature 30/40°C
Do not tumble dry
Do not spin dry
Do not dry clean
*Important: Iron the baking paper before use to ensure it is wrinkle-free.
Important
Basic Technical Paper aims to deliver an optimal product. All our transfers are, therefore,tested on the most common copiers/printers. We can not, however, guarantee that this product will be appropriate for every type of copier/printer. We recommend that you test the appropriateness and quality of your combination of equipment and transfers prior to production.