All inkjet printers use ink. There are pigment ink, dye ink, eco solvent ink and sublimation ink. The type of printer determines the ink type that is used in it.

This depends on:
i.    the paper type
ii.    the substrate you are transferring to.
iii.    the technology (open or vacuum) of heat transfer printing machine being used
For a comprehensive guide on transfer temperature and time,click download to get a PDF format.

This is a basic printing instruction that applies differently to different transfer papers for the best printing results and finishing. To avoid disappointments, apply basic rules. See comprehensive guide on transfer temperature and time.

A weed free paper is a type of transfer paper with which the transfer print comes out like screen printing; without leaving any coating on the fabric. It releases only the toner. An example of this kind of this is the G-Free laser transfer paper.

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Heat transfer papers are coated papers which absorb the toner and release it to the substrate when heat is applied. A substrate is any surface to which you transfer a printed design.

As said earlier, papers that supposed to be peeled hot should be peeled hot. If they are peeled cold , they will definitely stick on the substrate and vice versa.

Non-oil papers are papers that are specifically made for printers whose fuser unit gets hot easily. The papers have hard coating on them which allows them to pass through the fuser unit without melting to avoid paper jamming.

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Definitely yes. Transferring with the right machines at the right temperature, pressure and time can save you a lot of embarrassment. If transfer instructions are applied correctly, the toner sticks perfectly on the substrate to give a sharp image on the output. It also enhances the washability of fabrics.  The quality of your job depends solely on the correct application of the operational instructions and the machines used. Here we recommend the use of G-range of products.

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