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CAD-CUT® P.S. Poly-TWILL™

CAD-CUT<sup>®</sup> P.S. Poly-TWILL<sup>™</sup>

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Take the difficulty out of appliqué positioning.

Poly-TWILL heat transfer material is backed with a peel and stick adhesive, allowing you to securely position your appliqué design before sewing.

Recommended fabrics: cotton, polyester

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Application At A Glance
  • Time
    10 seconds
  • Temperature
    330°F/165°C
  • Pressure
    medium

Care Instructions

Machine wash, using mild detergent. Do not bleach. Dry at a normal setting on household machines. Pressure Sensitive Poly-Twill can be dry-cleaned.

Cutting Notes

You should always test cut prior to any production run. Remember cutter settings will need to be adjusted as your blade ages. For optimal cutting and weeding, maintain a line thickness of at least 3/16” for lettering & logos.

Cutter Guidelines

Cutter Blade ForceOffsetSpeed
Roland GX-24 Twill Blade 150g .225 50cm/s
Ioline 300 45° / 30° 300g / 385g .94 12:00

Questions & Answers

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There are so many materials to choose from, which one is right for my job?
A:
We provide decorating solutions to a wide array of markets with different requirements and fabrics. We also want to offer you with the most up-to-date materials available in the market today with a variety of finishes. Use the material comparison chart to help you make the decision on the right material to buy.
Q:
How long do cutting blades last?
A:
There is no hard and fast rule for this. The length of time that a blade lasts will depend on a variety of factors including how much cutting you are doing and what you are cutting. For example, reflective materials have glass beads in them and wear down blades much faster than do heat transfer materials, for example. The rule of thumb is to perform and evaluate test cuts at regular intervals. If you are working with a material that isn’t cutting the way it used to, check your blade first.

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