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Techni-Print EZP Heat Transfer Paper 8.5" x 11" (50 sheets)
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Techni-Print EZP Heat Transfer Paper 8.5" x 11" (50 sheets)
Designed for both fuser oil and oil-less laser printers and copiers, Techni-Print EZP is the newest release from Neenah Paper. This product is a revolutionary laser paper - easy to use and an incredibly soft hand. Techni-Print EZP is the perfect fit for transferring personalized photos and images to light colored shirts, sweatshirts, mousepads, coasters, puzzles, leather and other materials.
Techni-Print EZP offers the same great wash and vibrant colors as Techni-Print 4.0, but now features a softer hand, a hand ironing option and a wider range of compatibility with laser printers.
Before You Buy:
- Due to the toner used in HP and Brother laser printers, transfers used with these printers have less durability and washability than transfers from other printers. Printers that have a fusing temperature above 350 degrees F will have difficulty printing onto transfer paper and may experience jamming within the printer.
- As with most laser transfer papers, customers may need to go through a trial-and-error period in order to find the heat press settings and pressing process needed to achieve best results.
NOTE:Though home iron use is an option with this paper, you will receive best results when using a heat press. Home irons may cause discoloration on transfer.
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- For white or light garments
- For heat press or hand iron use
- For laser printers with or without fuser oil

- Print in reverse
- Trim away unprinted areas around image if desired
- Pre-press substrate 5-10 seconds
- Temperature: 375 F
- Time: 25 seconds
- Pressure: Medium/heavy
- Hot Peel and stretch image gently
- For best color: repress with silicon sheet
 If the paper is jamming in your printer:
- Run the paper on a heavy mode such as "transparency" or "label" to slow down the paper and allow more time for the toner to adhere completely.
- Use a bypass tray, if possible.
- Feed the transfer paper into the printer in portrait orientation (shorter side first).
- If none of these tips work, your printer may be too hot to run heat transfer paper.
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