70g Coated Printable Sublimation Paper Smudge Resistance For Inkjet Transfer

• Lycra materials - cycling wear
• Polyamide - swim & surfwear
• 100% polyester (stretch) - cycling, running, ice hockey wear
• Sports and functional textiles

• Flags
• Banners
• Felts
• Gaming tables
• Home textiles

• Ceramics
• Metal plates
• Skis
• Snowboards
• Mugs and cups

Procurement & Usage Tips (FAQ)

• Paper stability: The 70g weight is more resistant to curling during printing, especially suitable for long-format output on wide-format printers.
• Transfer efficiency: The higher weight provides more even ink absorption, reducing the "paper ghosting" phenomenon after transfer.
• User-friendliness: The thicker paper base reduces the risk of wrinkling during high-speed printing, offering higher tolerance for beginners.

1. Pre-press​ the garment before heat transfer (150°C/10 seconds to remove moisture and wrinkles).
2. Increase the transfer temperature to 215-220°C​ and extend the time to 70-80 seconds.
3. Use a hard silicone pad​ instead of a regular sponge pad to ensure even pressure distribution.
4. Let the garment cool naturally for 20 seconds​ under the heat press before peeling off the paper.

• Reheating will alter the paper coating, causing uncontrollable ink residue.
• The fiber structure of the failed transfer paper has changed, and reprinting may result in misalignment and bleeding.
• Economically, the cost of a single sheet of transfer paper is far lower than the risk of material waste​ from reuse.
  (Alternative solution: slightly flawed transfers can be repurposed for small-scale cutting applications.)