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CAD-COLOR<sup>®</sup> Printable Heat Transfer Materials
CAD-COLOR® Printable Heat Transfer Materials Full color digital transfers for application on virtually any fabric.
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Full color digital transfers for application on virtually any fabric.

Our printable heat transfer material is designed for solvent inks using a print/cut system. This material enables you to produce full color digital transfers for application on a wide variety of fabrics.

Not sure which material to choose? View the material/fabric compatibility chart.

This printable material is compatible with Roland®, Mutoh, Mimaki, and other solvent print/cut systems.

Not sure which material to choose? View the material/fabric compatibility chart.

This printable material is compatible with Roland®, Mutoh, Mimaki, and other solvent print/cut systems.

Get your orders fast! We guarantee two-day shipping on in-stock CAD-CUT® heat transfer material, CAD-COLOR® printable heat transfer material, and Heat Transfer Foil orders.

Clear

Clear

Great for a soft hand on T-shirts.

Crystal Clear Matte

Crystal Clear Matte

For use on white or light-colored graphics.

Express Print

Express Print

Production-friendly with no dry time.

Magic Mask - Low Tack

Magic Mask - Low Tack

Low tack mask used for design transfer.

Magic Mask - Medium Tack

Magic Mask - Medium Tack

Medium tack mask used to transfer your designs.

Metallic

Metallic

Brilliant shine and texture to create full color metallic designs.

Opaque

Opaque

Print full color graphics on dark fabrics without cracking or peeling.

Solutions Mask

Solutions Mask

Mask used to transfer your Solutions Opaque designs.

Sub Block

Sub Block

Blocks dye migration, making it ideal for sublimated jerseys and apparel

Value Print

Value Print

Create economical and durable full color designs with Value Print

Magic Mask - High Tack

Magic Mask - High Tack

High tack mask used to transfer your designs.

Questions & Answers

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Q:
Can I apply heat transfer materials to items that have zippers, buttons, or heavy seams?
A:
Yes. Using a Heat Printing Pillow or Print Perfect Pad will ensure even pressure when working around zippers, buttons, heavy seams, or mesh reversible jerseys.
Q:
How do I choose the proper CAD-COLOR® material for the substrate I am using?
A:
You can use our material selection chart to determine the proper material for your needs.
Q:
What printable media can I heat apply on performance wear?
A:
Opaque has great stretch and rebound, making it perfect for performance wear.
Q:
What type of inks can be used to print on your CAD-COLOR® line of printable media?
A:
We recommend Eco-Solvent and Solvent based inks for all printable heat transfer materials. Resin inks can be used with Opaque and Metallic.
Q:
Is it necessary to use Solutions Mask with the CAD-COLOR® line?
A:
Yes, Solutions Mask is necessary to use with Opaque.
Q:
How long should media dry before cutting?
A:
Depending on the media, you should cure for no less than two hours.
Q:
What color profiles should I use when printing on CAD-COLOR® printable materials?
A:
You can download the color profiles for your print/cut system here.
Q:
What product should I use for application to polypropylene bags?
A:
Our recommended heat transfer materials for polypropylene are Premium Plus and Express Print. Both have been tested and approved for successful application by our labs.
Q:
What product is best for blocking dye migration?
A:
Thermo-FILM® is the #1 recommended product for blocking dye migration on sports uniforms. Thermo-GRIP® and Thermo-FLOCK® offer superior blocking of dye migration as well.

All have a special adhesive that blocks the dye from penetrating through to the surface of the film or flock fibers.

For full color designs, try Sub Block. It's specifically made to block dye migration from sublimated polyester fabrics.

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Producing heat press transfers with a solvent printer cutter 10:07

Stahls'® CADCUTdirect.com's solvent printing expert, John Loucks walks you through the process of using your solvent or eco-solvent based printer for creating professional graphics for t-shirts, bags, binders, team uniforms and more. If you own a Roland® Versacamm, Soljet, Mutoh, Mimaki JV3, JV4 or any other solvent printer this is a must see. Order transfer material for your printer/cutter or a heat press at http://www.CADCUTdirect.com