UNINET iColor Laser Lights 1-Step Transfer Paper

UNINET iColor® 1-Step Transfer Paper for light colored garments is an easy to use, all-in-one media for use with light and medium colored garments. The iColor® 1-Step Transfer Paper is easy to use, very inexpensive and features a very soft hand. This one step system saves time because there is no adhesive pressing step. Print and press directly to your garment in 15 seconds! No weeding necessary - produce quality images while dramatically reducing your production time. Designed to work with the iColor® series of specialty printers, the iColor® 1-Step Transfer Paper will also work with many popular color laser printers – please check with your printer manufacturer to be certain.

White toner enabled printers are suggested for best results. Self-Weeding and easy to use, No Cutting/Weeding. Designed for pressing on White & Light colored Cotton, Polyester, Poly Blends, Paper & Cardstock. Excellent for decorating on T-Shirts, Woven Bags, Hoodies and Cardstock.

Compatible with: OKI 711, 8432wt, Uninet 500/550/560/600/650/800 White toner Printers.

Print settings: for UNINET iColor White Toner Printers

• Image Mode: MIRRORED
• Tray: Face-up - Multi-Purpose Tray
• Media Setting for: iColor™ 500/600 - Media Type: Plain / Media Weight: UH1

• Media Setting for: iColor™ 650 - Media Type: User Type 2 / Media Weight: UH5 321
• Media Setting for: iColor™ 550/540 - Paper Type: Coated Glossy Thick
• Media Setting for: iColor™ 560 - Paper Type: Thick to 105g
• Media Setting for: iColor™ 800 - Paper Type: Thick to 163g
• • White Toner: ON

Heat Pressing settings:

Post Press: FIXING with Parchment paper 30 sec. (High Pressure) to increase durability

Transferred Designs will last up to 25 washes, follow wash settings:

• It is recommended to wash finished garments inside out in cold or warm water and low agitation.

• Avoid fabric softener.

• Tumble dry on low setting - For best results, hang to dry.

• If ironing is necessary, you must place a piece of kraft paper between the pressed image and the hot iron. Failure to do this will result in a melted transfer.