Avery Heat Transfer Paper Heat Press Settings

Dos don ts of fabric transfers.

Avery heat transfer paper heat press settings.

Some heat press machine varieties offer you a wide temperature range enabling you to adjust heat transfer efficiently for a broad array of fabrics including those that are heat sensitive. Normally heat press temperature settings run in conjunction with the time settings. Buttons and digital settings control the pressure heat and timing of your printing operation. Results are only guaranteed when printing application and washing instructions for all fabric transfer products are followed.

We offer three different models all of them reliable and easy to use. Please read all directions below. Let cool for two minutes before very carefully peeling off. Do follow washing instructions before wearing.

Also they vary from light colored to dark colored garments. Screen printing and htv are good methods in certain circumstances but using a product like avery transfer paper allows you to do full color detailed photo quality. Avery transfer paper is the easiest way to start making printed heat transfers. Using transfer paper gives you a lot more design freedom compared with other heat transfer methods.

Don t use an ironing board glass granite concrete or other heat sensitive or heat retaining surfaces. Make sure you apply a good amount of pressure so that your design adheres well to the fabric. Pneumatic heat presses use a compressor. Do iron on a heat resistant surface such as a wooden table.

Avery is committed to providing you with quality products and will gladly replace any product which does not provide complete satisfaction. You will want to use your cricut easy press to heat for 30 seconds at 315 degrees. Waist high smooth heat resistant surface warning.