Techni Print HS - Transfer paper for white toner and CMYK printes to hard surfaces - 10 sheets

8,33 € net

/ 10,25 € gross

(Price per piece: 0,83 € net)

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Brand NEENAH

Dimensions A4

Grammage 130 g/m²

Quantity of sheets 10

Stock code 6PL3000NCA410

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Product description

Thermal transfer paper for laser printers, perfect for transfer to hard substrates
Size: A4 format (21 x 29.7 cm)
Weight: 130 gsm²
Quantity: 1 sheet
Background-free paper
The transfer paper of the renowned brand NEENAH is suitable for printing in most laser printers and copiers available on the market in the CMYK and CMYW palette (with white toner)
A4 thermal paper is suitable for all hard, light surfaces: wood, metals, ceramics, stones, leather, acrylic and others
Techni-Print HS transfer paper for lasers is recommended for printing any graphics and photos - even with small details, white elements and tonal transitions
Thermal transfer paper for a laser printer for printing on wood, metals, cups or puzzles guarantees excellent image resolution and saturated colors
The paper for cups, metals and wood makes it easy to mark and produce gadgets: all you need is a laser printer, selected primer and press

Application instructions:

Print the selected theme left legible (mirror image); put the sheet into the manual feeder so that the white side without the manufacturer's markings is printed on it.
Take note of printer settings for heavy paper or labels
If there are empty, unprinted fields on the printout, cut them off
Place the material you want to mark on the press, and place the printed paper face down before it
Cover everything with a special silicone pad, which ensures perfect adhesion of the transfer paper to the substrate
Heat the pattern on the substrate at 190^oC in 70 seconds and under high pressure of the press
After opening the press, remove the silicone pad and allow the substrate to cool completely
Remove the transfer paper from the substrate cold
Note: The above parameters are dedicated to printing on most hard substrates, however, depending on the type of material, it may differ