7 x 7 x .0625 Heat Conductive Green Rubber Pad

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Green Heat Conductive Rubber Pads

Heat conductive rubber pads are used to provide even heat to surfaces that might not be perfectly flat. It is our recommendation for imaging porcelain, stone and glass tile, glass cutting boards, and porcelain ornaments. Green silicon rubber pads are most commonly used in pressing to porcelain and glass.

We offer these pads in two thicknesses for dye sublimation imprinting:
~ The 1/16"(.0625") thickness is recommended for jewelry and porcelain ornaments. HCR-16
~ 1/8" (.125") is perfect for glass cutting boards, tiles and plaques. HCR-18

Heat conductive rubber, also referred to as green heat conductive rubber, is a unique closed cell silicone sponge that has very fine ceramic particles mixed in the polymer to enhance its thermal properties. This expanded, conductive rubber helps distribute pressure and protect delicate materials in the heat press. Heat conductive rubber press pad material is visually identified by its light green color and fine fabric finish.

The 1” Linear Yards are cut to fit your specifications.
You order it in any width you want and it would be 36" (or 60") long.
HCR-16-1.................. 1” x 36” x .0625”, Linear Yard
HCR-18-1.................. 1” x 36” x .125”, Linear Yard
HCR-19-1.................. 1” x 60” x .125”
RBR-16-1.................. 1” x 36” x .0625”, Linear Yard, Red for replacement for dyewraps

These pads were created for specifc uses:
HCR-1855.................. 5” x 5” x .125” is recommended for 4x4 Tiles
HCR-1877.................. 7” x 7” x .0625” is recommended for 6x6 Tiles
HCR-1677.................. 7” x 7” x .0625” is recommended for Porcelain Plates
HCR-18610.................. 6” x 10.25” x .125” is recommended for Stainless Water Bottles
HCR-1868.................. 6” x 8” x .125” is recommended for 6x8 Tiles
HCR-1847.................. 4” x 7” x .125” is recommended for 3” x 6” Tiles


Our green rubber is of very good quality and should last through many pressings.

~ On every occasion, cover your green rubber with protective paper to keep it from being stained by your sublimation ink.

~ If you do find it stained with ink, cover the inky area with protective paper and put it under the press for 10+ minutes and it should come off onto the paper.

~ Normal dust or dirt from being dropped on the floor can be cleaned from the green pad with a mild detergent. Avoid leaving it in water or wet. Also do not leave it in direct heat or sunlight. A cool dry place is the best storage area.

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DK3 Heater GREEN PAD replacement instructions
Use HCR-18510 and
1. Scrape off all green rubber carefully: do not cut the temperature sensor wire under the green
pad at the bottom.
2. Removing all adhesive is not necessary: basic smoothness is all we need. Do not remove the
band heater from the frame either - not necessary and won't help.
3. Apply high temp silicone adhesive to one entire side of pad. We recommend FAC-SILC3.
4. Stick pad onto band heater. Put 2 mugs into the press back to back and clamp the press
locked shut with EXTREMELY LIGHT PRESSURE, so the green pad is held in place evenly,
but the adhesive is not overly squeezed out.
5. Let it cure/dry overnight.


Additional Items Needed: Green Pad
Recommended Paper: N/A

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