Epson DS Transfer Adhesive Paper Textile II
delivers vibrant apparel transfers with
high ink transfer and reduced ghosting.
Epson DS Transfer Adhesive Paper Textile II Paper 64"x350' Roll
Epson DS Transfer Adhesive Paper Textile II Paper is an extremely high-quality, wide-color-gamut sublimation transfer media optimized for apparel and textile applications. Designed to provide excellent ink transferability, this adhesive transfer paper helps produce vibrant, high-quality results while minimizing ghosting during the transfer process.
Its extremely low-cockling construction supports smooth and consistent media handling throughout production. Epson DS Transfer Adhesive Paper Textile II Paper is designed for use with Epson SureColor F6070 and F7070 dye-sublimation printers and is supplied with profiles for Wasatch SoftRIP.
Key Features
- Optimized for apparel and textile sublimation applications
- Wide color gamut for vibrant, high-quality transfer output
- High ink transferability for efficient sublimation transfers
- Helps prevent ghosting during the transfer process
- Extremely low-cockling construction for consistent media handling
- Designed for Epson SureColor F6070 and F7070 dye-sublimation printers
- Profiles provided with Wasatch SoftRIP
*For ICC Profiles, select your printer model from Epson's Support Site and then select ICC Profiles from the Downloads section.
Profile Information
Profiles are provided with Wasatch SoftRIP.
Recommended Applications
- Apparel sublimation
- Textile sublimation
- Custom apparel graphics
- Dye-sublimation transfer applications
Print Performance
| Feature | Performance | Additional Comments |
| Color Gamut | Excellent | Wide color gamut supports vibrant, high-quality apparel and textile transfers. |
| Ink Transferability | High | High ink transferability helps produce consistent sublimation results. |
| Ghosting | Prevented | Designed to help prevent ghosting during the sublimation transfer process. |
| Cockling | Extremely Low | Low-cockling construction supports smooth and consistent media handling during production. |
