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Ultimate Print Soft 4031 Gloss
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SKU: 4031
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Description
Ultimate Print Soft 4031 Gloss is a printable HTV suitable for printing casual clothing, sportswear, bags and promotional items. With the Ultimate Print Soft 4031 Gloss you can print texts, numbers and logos and at the same time cut them via a Roland BN-serie or other (eco) solvent, UV or latex printers. Washable at temperatures up to 80°C.
Key features
- White printable film Gloss.
- Washable up up 80 °C.
- Workwear, casual- and sportswear.
- Compatible with all ecosolvent, UV and laten printers.
- 100% Cotton, 100% Polyester and Cotton-Polyester blend.
For transferring Ultimate Print Soft 4031 Gloss White onto textiles, we recommend using Poli-Tack or MagiCut Application Tape.
Specifications
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| Meter | 10 meter, 25 meter |
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Instructions
Ultimate Print Soft 4031 Gloss
Print and crop your design (not mirrored).
Peel away the excess foil with a weeding tool.
Place the Poli-Tack 854 over the print and press it with a squeegee.
Remove the Ultimate Print Soft 4030 Matt from the backing so that the Poli-Tack 854 and the print remain.
Set the transfer press to medium pressure (4 bar).
Squeeze only the t-shirt for 3 seconds to remove the moisture from the t-shirt.
Press the Ultimate Print Soft 4030 Matt at 160°C for 15 seconds.
Remove the Poli-Tack 854 warm.
Washing instructions
Washable up to 80ºC, do not iron over the print, do not tumble dry. For textiles with a print, it is preferable not to use fabric softener. Do not wash within 24 hours of pressing.
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4.6
Randy Crama –
Nice result
Tdd –
Randy, haven’t you been bothered by the foil sticking to the backing?