What the difference for cotton dark fabric and light paper? Cotton dark paper is used for cotton dark fabric, like black color and other dark color fabric, and the cotton light paper is used for cotton light fabric, like white and other light colors.
What the weight of the sublimation paper, and the transfer rate? Usually we sell is 100g, but we also have 120g and 90g, for the transfer rate, which is related to paper, has a transfer rate of 98% or more.
Can I customize my logo on the packaging? Yes we can provide customized services, two ways: 1. MOQ 5000 square meter, put the logo on the paper backside; 2. MOQ 200 packs, make cover sheet with your custom logo, this way more fast and economical .
Can the sublimation paper print with normal printer? Yes sublimation paper can print with normal inkjet printer, usually use Epson printer，like Epson L805
What size options do you have? We have A3 and A4, 8.5*11, 11*17, 13*19 sheet size for you to choose, we also have roll size sublimation paper if you need
Are they fast drying? Yes ， they are fast drying 。
What the usage of sublimation paper? Sublimation paper can use for polyester T-shirt, mugs, hats, pillows, plate, ceramic, etc.
How many sheets in each pack? 100 sheets per pack, for A4 size, 20 packs per carton, for A3 size, 10 packs per carton
Can it be transfer on black t shirt, Or is it only for white? No the sublimation paper can’t transfer on black t shirt① The principle of sublimation is to sublimate the pattern on the paper to the fabric through the high temperature of the heat transfer machine. The black fabric will absorb other colors, so the black fabric is transferred by sublimation, and the effect is still black.② The sublimation transfer white T-shirt is also aimed at non-pure cotton and fabrics with a cotton content of less than 30%. The white T-shirt of pure cotton does not work well after transfer.Pure cotton and black fabrics should use cotton transfer paper + pigment ink
What is the transfer time and temperature? Transfer time: 20-30 seconds, temperature: 190-210℃, this is just for a reference, different fabrics and environments require time adjustment