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Siser EasyColor™ – Direct to Vinyl (DTV™)

Siser EasyColor™ – Direct to Vinyl (DTV™)

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Siser EasyColor™ is a Direct to Vinyl (DTV™) heat transfer material designed for printing vibrant, full-color designs onto garments. Made from 100-micron PU, EasyColor™ features a non-adhesive carrier and is suitable for cotton, polyester, poly/cotton blends, and elastane. It is not suitable for treated or dye-sublimated textiles.

EasyColor™ works with nearly all common inkjet printing systems and supports one-piece designs without application tape. The material is easy to print, cut, weed, and apply, making it a fast and versatile choice for custom apparel decoration. The finish can be matte or glossy, depending on the parchment or siliconized paper used during application.

Key Features:

Direct to Vinyl (DTV™) printable heat transfer material
100-micron PU construction
Non-adhesive carrier
Suitable for cotton, polyester, poly/cotton blends, and elastane
Works with common inkjet printing systems
One-piece designs require no application tape
Fast and easy to weed
Matte or glossy finish options
REACH compliant
VeganOK certified

Recommended Application:

Cutting: 45° blade, 50 gf pressure, 20 cm/sec speed
Heat application: 155°C (311°F) for 15 seconds
Pressure: Medium (2.5–3.5 bar)
Peel: Warm
Remove excess material by hand or with TTD Advanced
Cover with parchment or siliconized paper during application

Care Instructions:

Wait 24 hours before the first wash
Wash up to 40°C, preferably inside-out
Iron inside-out
Tumble dry using a synthetic cycle
Do not dry clean
Do not bleach or use aggressive chemicals
Store vertically, away from sunlight and dust
Recommended storage temperature: 18–26°C
Shelf life: up to 2 years

Ink Compatibility: Supports various ink/printer combinations, including HP Latex, Roland TrueVIS 2, Roland ECO-SOL MAX/MAX 3, Mimaki SS21, and Epson water-based systems. Siser recommends performing a test before production because curing requirements vary by printer and ink combination.

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