Forever Multi-Trans Heat Transfer Paper for Hard Surface 10 Sheets 8.5" x 11"

This is our standard Multi-Trans transfer paper for hard surfaces. It has been in use for over 15 years with excellent transfer results and long-term dependability. TRANSFER APPLICATION: Set the temperature of the transfer press to 200°C (390°F). Place the substrate on the lower plate. Place FOREVER Multi-Trans copy on the substrate and cover both with the Silicone Pad Universal. Place the sensor of the digital thermometer between the copy and the substrate. (Relevant is the temperature on the surface of the substrate which is shown through the digital thermometer. The printing time depends on the size (mass) of the substrate.) Open the transfer press when the above mentioned temperature is achieved and peel off the transfer paper as indicated above. Printer Compatibility: This paper is guaranteed for use with the OKI White Toner Printers only. We cannot guarantee its use with other printers. We recommend checking with the printer manufacturer or usage manual to see what temperature the printer fuses at. For best results, it is recommended to use a printer that runs no hotter than 350F, otherwise, the paper could potentially jam. HP or Brother brand laser printers tend to run too hot for transfer papers, and the toners used are not very wash-resistant. Please make sure to test thoroughly prior to production with laser printers of these brands. As with any transfer paper, we highly recommend testing the paper - both printing and pressing instructions - to find the best settings for your equipment and process before going into commercial production. We encourage our customers to test the product before purchasing large quantities

• Forever Multi Transfer Transfer paper for printing onto hard surfaces
• Mugs, plates, beer steins, magnetic vinyls, wood,place mats, chromolux, tiles, mirror, acrylic glass, metal, nylon, pens, CDs.
• This paper is guaranteed for use with the OKI White Toner Printers only. We cannot guarantee its use with other printers
• For best results, it is recommended to use a printer that runs no hotter than 350F, otherwise, the paper could potentially jam.