PixMax Sublimation Paper - 100 Pack - A4 - 10407

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The PixMax A4 Sublimation Paper is an essential tool for hobbyists and professional creators looking to transfer custom designs onto sublimation-ready substrates. This 100-sheet pack provides a high-quality canvas for inkjet printers using sublimation ink, ensuring vibrant and crisp results for personalized merchandise like mugs, apparel, and phone cases. While the paper offers excellent consistency, it requires specific sublimation-ready coated products and compatible inks to achieve a successful transfer, making it less suitable for standard non-sublimation surfaces.
| Model Part Number | 10407 |
|---|---|
| Brand | PixMax |
No, this paper is designed specifically for sublimation ink. Standard inkjet ink will not transfer onto substrates.
This paper is optimized for single-sided printing; only the coated side is designed to release ink effectively.
The print side is usually brighter or slightly smoother. You can perform a small test print if you are unsure.
Sublimation requires polyester fibers to bond. While it may show faintly on 100% cotton, it will wash out; a high-polyester blend is recommended.
While it does not have a strict expiration date, keeping it away from moisture and direct sunlight will preserve the coating quality for years.
Check your heat press temperature and dwell time settings to ensure they meet the substrate requirements.
Ensure the transfer paper is secured tightly to the substrate with heat-resistant tape to prevent movement during the press.
Allow for sufficient drying time after printing and ensure your printer settings are not over-saturating the paper with excess ink.
To achieve optimal performance, follow these guidelines: