ColorPrint Solvent/EcoSol 2160 Printable Heat Transfer Material 24"

The best quality, brightest digital prints on the market!  Maintains rebound through numerous washes.

Use ColorPrint™ Solvent/Eco-solvent polyurethane transfer films when printing with solvent and eco-solvent inkjet printers.  ColorPrint™ Solvent/Eco-solvent films provide soft hand, stretch and durability.


ColorPrint™ Solvent/Ecosol CPS-2160
This is our most popular solvent printable product, also printable using *latex printers.ColorPrint Solvent/Ecosol is an opaque, white film with a semi-gloss to full-gloss finish.  It offers a soft hand and stretchable resilience permitting application to elastomeric fabrics such as Lycra and Spandex. This film contains blocking agents that reduce dye migration into the film and has a new thicker liner to reduce curling.

*If using on a latex printer, you must use TM-854 and never heat above 100°F on the printer settings.

Our testing has shown that when properly printed with solvent-based inkjet inks, images on these films maintain their quality and color without discernible fading for over 50 washings.

Please note that the application instructions for most of the CPS products have been changed. The temperature has been lowered from 325° to 275°. 

• Application Instructions
  Adheres to Pre-Shrunk Cotton, Uncoated Polyester, Fabric blends, Spandex, Lycra, Wool, Linen
  
  Test on Nylon, Dazzle Cloth, and Shiny Polyester.  Follow wash instructions for nylon.
  Instructions for application to moisture-wicking materials:
  Damp a cloth with rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol), then rub it into the area on the garment
  you want to apply your design.  Allow it to dry and apply your material.  This will allow better
  adhesion to the garment.
  
  Instructions for application to dazzle cloth and shiny polyester:
  We highly recommend that you TEST prior to doing large runs.  Coated polyester can routinely
  cause adhesion issues.

All of our (Specialty Materials Inc.)  printable materials used with solvent/eco-solvent inks can be used with most any solvent based inkjet printer. Some examples would be Roland VersaCAMM, Mutoh, Mimakiand HP DesignJet, among others.