Epson DS Transfer Multi-Purpose Media Roll 61cm (24") x 91.4m 105gsm New Specification

The Epson DS Transfer Multi-Purpose Media is a versatile, easy-to-use dye-sublimation transfer paper that's perfect for producers of rigid material/ hard substrates products – such as iPhone covers, aluminium, wood and ceramics – the DS Transfer Multipurpose Paper is all about productivity.

A medium-weight, quick-drying, breathable dye-sub transfer paper, it achieves photographic results and is available in long-length rolls for maximum cost-effectiveness.

Epson DS Transfer Multi-Purpose Media Key Features:

• 105 g/m2 paper remains stable once printed.
• Versatile.
• Easy to use/ handle.
• Quick drying - Boosts productivity.
• Colour profiles for a number of well-known DS Printers.
• Optimised for Epson UltraChrome DS inks and hardware.

Versatile and flexible.

DS Transfer Multipurpose Paper is designed specifically for decorative ink transfer to hard substrates. However, it's versatile, also working with polyester-based textiles. It's compatible with Epson UltraChrome DS inks and Epson's SureColor SC-F6000, SC-F7000 and SC-F7100 digital dye sublimation printers. It also works with third-party RIP systems for maximum business flexibility.

Epson DS Transfer Multi-Purpose Media is so easy to use.

Thanks to its 105g/m² weight, DS Transfer Multipurpose Paper remains stable during ink transfer and is resistant to rippling. Colour profiles are available for well-known third-party RIPs.

Boosts productivity!

Since it uses a quick-drying coating - optimised for hard substrates - this paper will save you valuable time. Long-length rolls make it economical for all low-to-medium producers using dye-sub transfer paper on soft and rigid materials.

Waste less ink with the Epson DS Transfer Multi-Purpose Media.

Boasting a high ink transfer, DS Transfer Multipurpose Paper consistently ensures great results.

Epson DS Transfer Multi-Purpose Media Roll 61cm (24") x 91.4m 105gsm Important Information:

Note: Owing to a change of production machine at the supplier, there are some changes to the performance of DS Transfer Multipurpose Paper.

The most noticeable is that it appears that there is more ink left on the paper after transfer, but this is not the case. The ink sits closer to the surface for the new version of the paper, which gives the impression that less has been transferred. However, the image quality and colour density after transfer are the same as the current version of the paper. Customers may need to adjust profiles to reproduce their colour renditions.