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TRANSFER APPLICATION
The 120 volt models have a slower heat recovery (i.e. 18-20 seconds @
375°F). The 220 volt models are recommended for quicker cycle times (i.e.
10 seconds @ 375°F).
1. Set the temperature, time, & pressure to the desired settings as
instructed. Always consult your specic transfer recommendations.
Typical settings are; Cold Peel: 350°F (177°C), 15 seconds and Hot
Split: 375°F (190°C), 10-12 seconds.
2. Align substrate on lower platen. Smooth wrinkle from garments.
NOTE: Wrinkles may be removed by bringing the heated platen in contact
with the garment for a few seconds before the transfer is positioned.
3. Position the transfer in the desired location on the substrate.
NOTE: The transfer image should be “mirrored” before transferring except
when transferring to substrates where the image shows through, i.e.
glass tiles and cutting boards.
TIP: When transferring double sided or sublimation transfers to
garments, always place a sheet of transfer paper or a PTFE sheet
between the layers of the garments to avoid bleed through or reheating
of the applied transfer.
4. Pull the handle down until the handle locks.
NOTE: Do not fold the transfer back on itself. Successful transfer work
depends on the correct balance of time, temperature and pressure.
The type and thickness of the material and the kind of transfer being
used will determine what settings are necessary.
For hot peel/split transfers, immediately peel the paper after the machine
has opened. DO NOT allow the transfer to cool. For cold peel transfers,
rub the transfer with an eraser or cloth and allow to cool for 5-10 seconds
before removing the release paper.
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