Texitran CP - A trutextile paper from Tullis Russell

Texitran CP is part of the trutextile range of textile transfer papers from Tullis Russell Coaters.

What is it for?

Texitran CP is a specialist paper for high quality decoration - even photographic is possible.

Designed to cold peel, it is a specialist offset litho printing paper for use with textile offset inks. It can also be used for screen printing with plastisol inks, with or without powdered adhesives.

It is ideal for t-shirts and sweat shirts, but can also be used to print transfers for speciality fabrics such as workwear and sportswear etc.

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Features

  • A specialist offset litho printing paper
  • Can also be used as a screen printing paper
  • Compatible with specialist offset inks, plastisol inks and powdered adhesives
  • Excellent dimensional stability and lie flat properties
  • Coated on both sides and precision sheeted
  • 100% cold peel release, no pinholes
  • Formaldehyde free

Benefits

  • Reduced waste
  • Superior colour reproduction and image quality
  • Good curl resistance
  • Good consistency of shape, stability and smoothness
  • Minimum ink set-off
  • Ease of release
  • Blister free after exposure to high humidity

Compatibile inks

Plastisol, traditional backers, puff, fluorescent, glitter, offset litho 4 colour inks and powdered adhesives: Polyester, polyamide, polyurethene.

Ordering information
Sizes 70 x 100cm
52 x 72cm
Other sizes to order
Packaging 500 sheets per pack
Print side up
Product data
Nominal coating weight 1 gsm per side
Nominal final substance 100 gsm
Nominal final caliper 100 µm
Nominal coating gloss 25 (Tappi T480 - 75° gloss unit)
Nominal intersheet RH 50%
Pre-conditioning for screen printing only
1 pass 140° C for 45 secs
Hot box store between colours 40° to 45° C
Application temperatures
Plastisol 170° to 190°C
Offset litho 170° to 190°C
Dwell time 10 – 15 secs
Pressure Medium to firm (35 to 45 psi)

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