24.8 x 250 foot Roll DyeTrans Multi-Purpose Sublimation Transfer Paper

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DyeTrans™ Hi-Res Sublimation Paper, 24.8" x 250 Foot Roll with 3" Core, 31 lb Stock, Suitable for all substrates. Designed to fit the VJ 628 Virtuoso® Printer by Sawgrass®.

Weight: 14.00 lbs

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$ 99.05 - 1 and up May be ordered in any quantity from our Alabama WarehouseThis item may be ordered from our California Warehouse in any quantityThis item may be ordered from our Rhode Island Warehouse in any quantity

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Are these 24.8 x 250 foot Roll DyeTrans Multi-Purpose Sublimation Transfer Paper compatible with all sublimation inks?
Our 24.8 x 250 foot Roll DyeTrans Multi-Purpose Sublimation Transfer Paper are compatible with most sublimation inks and systems including Sawgrass^® Sublimation Ink(recommended), Epson^® Sublimation Ink(recommended), Artesprix^® Sublimation Markers & Paints(recommended), Cosmos Ink^®, Hiipoo Sublimation Ink, InkOwl^® Performance Sublimation Ink, Cricuit^® Infusible Ink, Printers Jack Sublimation Ink, Seogol Sublimation Ink, Koala Sublimation Ink, DelTeck, Cricuit Infusible Ink Pens, and many more. Have a question about sublimation ink compatibility? Call one of our experienced consultants today at 1-800-826-6332.

What type of heat press machine do I need to produce these 24.8 x 250 foot Roll DyeTrans Multi-Purpose Sublimation Transfer Paper?
While we recommend a Geo Knight Swing-Away heat press, this product is compatible with most all brands of heat press machines including Geo Knight^®, Cricut^® EasyPress^™, VEVOR^® Heat Press Machines, HIX^® EVO Series Presses, Stahls^® Brand Heat Presses, Hotronix^® Presses, and many others. Sublimation transfers require anywhere from 375° to 425° F and demand serious force in pressing often from 40-80 psi so check your manufacturer\'s specs.

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