To make sure you’ll get the best and most perfect result, these guides are made by our experts and we kindly ask to use these guidelines. With our expertise you don’t have to worry because with these settings you’ll get the best results.

Heat press settings for TheMagicTouch transferpapers

Transfer papers	Pressure	Pre-press	Temperature	Time	Peel	After-press	Accessoires
TheMagicTouch TTC 3.1	High	-	180-195°C	10-15 seconds	Hot	3-5 seconds	-
TheMagicTouch TTC 3.1 Plus	High		180-195°C	10-15 seconds	Hot	3-5 seconds	-
TheMagicTouch OBM 5.4	High	5 seconds	120°C	15 seconds	Warm	-	TheMagicTouch T.Seal
TheMagicTouch WoW 7.8	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Step 1	High	5 seconds	130-145°C	15-60 seconds	Hot	-	TheMagicTouch T.Pad
Step 2	High	5 seconds	140°C	5 seconds	Cold	15-20 seconds	TheMagicTouch T.Seal
TheMagicTouch T.ONE	High	5-10 seconds	x	5-15 seconds	Hot	15-20 seconds	TheMagicTouch T.Seal
TheMagicTouch CPM 6.2	Depends on the product	-	140-150°C	-	-	-	-
TheMagicTouch RST 9.1	High	-	160°C	60 seconds	Wet	-	TheMagicTouch Application Sponge
TheMagicTouch ORD 8.1	High	5 seconds	130°C	15 seconds	Cold	-	TheMagicTouch Application Sponge
TheMagicTouch Tattoo 2.1	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
TheMagicTouch Coverseal	High	-	180°C	10 seconds	-	10 seconds	TheMagicTouch Application Sponge
TheMagicTouch GlossFinish	High	-	180°C	15 seconds	Cold	-	TheMagicTouch Application Sponge

Please see the individual manuals of TheMagicTouch Transferpapers for a more comprehensive information on how to use it in the shop at each of the respective transferpapers.

Explanation of the terms

Let’s start with Pressure. It is expressed in bar(s) and divided into three criteria:

Low pressure: A pressure distribution of 2-3 bar.
Medium pressure: A pressure distribution of 4-5 bar.
High pressure: A high pressure of 6-8 bar.

With pneumatic transfer presses (at air pressure) you can set the pressure to a certain number of bars.

Prepressing

Prepress without a transfer and straight onto the textile. It brings certain advantages:

Gets right of humidity in the fabric which helps the transfer process. Exception is polyester: It is better not to pre-press polyester to reduce the risk of bleeding and polyester does not crease and cannot imbibe as much moist as cotton can anyway so there’s no need to pre-press polyester anyway.
It makes sure the surface it flat so you can position your transfer how you like it.

Temperature / Fahrenheit

Temperature is especially important for the processing of any kind of film. If you are not sure or want to know whether your transfer press has the right temperature, you can order temperature strips.

Time

Try to keep the time as accurately as possible. Our manuals have been carefully and extensively tested and are recommended for the best results.

Repressing

Repress is pressing again after printing with a sheet of release paper on the image. If additional pressing is required, this ensures better adhesion to the product. However, it may also be the case that post-pressing actually reduces the adhesion, or that the image becomes less attractive. That is why we always indicate in the manual and in the overview above whether re-pressing is necessary or not, for the best result.