Roland VersaCAMM SP-300S, User Manual

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SP-300S User's Manual
6. Transfer Conditions
Transferable Materials
Use commercially available materials designated as usable for sublimation transfer.
The following items cannot be used for transfer.
• 100% cotton fabric
• Materials not processed for sublimation-transfer use
Successful transfer is affected by a wide variety of factors, including the type of material and the pressing method.
Before use, be sure to carry out a test transfer ahead of time to make sure that satisfactory quality can be obtained.
What to Have on Hand
Sublimation Transfer Press
Prepare a press suited to the material.
Never use a household iron or the like. Heat is not applied evenly, which may result in faulty transfer, color loss, or
bleeding.
Heat-resistant Tape
You use this to fasten the transfer media to the material. Use commercially available heat-resistant tape.
Paper to Prevent Back Bleed-through
Back bleed-through may occur when you perform transfer onto fabric. To prevent back bleed-through, have on hand
some silicone- or Teflon-treated paper (commercially available cooking paper can also be substituted).
Regular paper (To Prevent Color Bleed)
Color bleed may occur, when you perform transfer. To prevent color bleed to the press, prepare commercially available
copier paper or the loke. Use the regular paper larger than transfer media.