Transfer magic inkjet transfer paper is a type of specialized paper that is designed to be used in transfer printing. Transfer printing is a method of applying designs, images, or text onto various surfaces, such as fabrics or ceramics. This type of paper is specifically designed to be used with inkjet printers, allowing for high-quality printing and vibrant colors. The paper is coated with a special transfer layer on one side, which allows the ink from the printer to transfer onto the intended surface. To use transfer magic inkjet transfer paper, one must first create or select the desired design or image on a computer. The design is then printed onto the transfer paper using an inkjet printer.
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The design is then printed onto the transfer paper using an inkjet printer. It is important to note that the design must be flipped horizontally before printing so that it appears correctly when transferred. Once the design is printed onto the transfer paper, it is ready to be transferred onto the desired surface.
SingleJet II Inkjet Paper
SingleJet II Inkjet Paper has been developed to offer superior imaging with all inkjet printers using a pigment or dye-based ink. With Singlejet II, a little bit of ink will go a long way because less ink is required to produce vivid, brilliant colorful results. We highly recommend that you test the inks via a wash test prior to producing multiple transfers. This will ensure that you’re not using to much ink which can cause bleeding. Also, we recommend using OEM’s pigmented or dye-based inks whenever possible. SingleJet II Inkjet Paper has been developed as a commercial grade transfer paper to offer superior imaging in virtually all desktop inkjet printers. Designed for application with a heat press. A heat press is preferable because you will have a consistent equal pressure and temperature while pressing. Products feature an easy peel and withstand repeated washings.
- Superior Quality Transfers
- High Wash Resistance
- Stretchability
- Fabulous Color Reproduction
- Virtually Invisible Polymer Background
Available Sizes: Letter (8.5×11), Tabloid (11×17)
Sold in packs of 5, 50, 100 and 1,000 per box
For the best results, please follow each instruction step carefully.
Direction
Printing a Photograph with SingleJet II Heat Transfer Paper
- In Print Options, select Plain Paper as paper type and turn on the Mirror Image option.
- Print in 360dpi or 720dpi mode (do not print at higher than 720dpi to avoid over saturation & ink bleed.)
- After printing transfer with the Inkjet printer, allow transfer to dry thoroughly from 15 to 30 minutes. The color may appear to be dull, but will intensify when applied to your garment.
Transfer Instructions when using a Heat Press
- Using heat press, pre-press the shirt to remove wrinkles and moisture from the garment.
- Print image and when dried, cut the image out leaving a 1/8″ border.
- Place image on the garment, press the image at 350°F for 16 – 20 seconds using moderate to heavy pressure.
- PAPER WILL BE HOT. Carefully, hot peel the transfer starting at the corner.
- After peeling, cover shirt and image w/parchment paper. Heat press again for 5 – 10 seconds. Remove parchment paper immediately. This will ensure a superior bond to the garment.
Washing Instructions:
Wash shirt before wearing it. Wash inside out in COLD WATER. DO NOT USE BLEACH. Place into dryer IMMEDIATELY. Do not hang to dry. Do not iron the shirt’s image surface again.
The surface must be clean, smooth, and free of any dirt or debris. The transfer paper is then placed face down onto the surface and a heat source, such as an iron or heat press, is applied. The heat from the iron or press activates the transfer layer on the paper, causing the ink to release and adhere to the surface. Pressure must also be applied to ensure proper adhesion. After a few seconds of applying heat and pressure, the paper is carefully peeled off, revealing the transferred design on the surface. This type of transfer paper is commonly used in various industries, such as the textile industry for creating custom t-shirts or clothing, the promotional industry for creating branded merchandise, or the craft industry for creating personalized items. Overall, transfer magic inkjet transfer paper is a versatile and easy-to-use tool for transferring designs onto various surfaces. It allows for high-quality printing and provides a durable and long-lasting transfer. With proper technique and equipment, anyone can create unique and personalized items using this transfer paper..
Reviews for "Exploring the Limitless Design Possibilities with Magic Ink Jet Transfer Paper."
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with the transfer magic ink jet transfer paper. The image did not transfer properly onto the fabric, and it turned out to be a faded mess. The instructions were also unclear and I wasted a lot of time trying to figure out the right settings for my printer. I definitely do not recommend this product.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - This ink jet transfer paper was a complete waste of money. I followed the instructions carefully and spent hours designing and printing my image, only to have it smudge and fade when transferring onto my t-shirt. The colors were completely off and the end result looked nothing like what I had intended. I expected better quality from this brand and I'm extremely disappointed.
3. Mike - 3/5 - I had mixed results with the transfer magic ink jet transfer paper. Some of the transfers worked okay, but others came out streaky and faded. It was also quite difficult to peel off the backing without ruining the design. I'm not sure if I did something wrong or if it's just an inconsistent product, but I wouldn't buy it again.
4. Emily - 2/5 - I was really excited to try the transfer magic ink jet transfer paper, but it turned out to be a total letdown. The image transferred fine onto the fabric, but after washing it just once, the design completely faded away. I followed the washing instructions, so I'm not sure what went wrong. It's definitely not a durable transfer paper, and I wouldn't recommend it for any long-lasting projects.