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JDS Industries’s Kota Pro ExPress Heat Transfer Material

Compatible with both lasers and cutters.

Published

2 years ago

on

March 7, 2022

By

Signs of the Times Staff

Available in a variety of colors, the OEKO-TEX-certified material presses at 285° F in four seconds. Compatible with both lasers and cutters, and features a low-temperature setting that makes it suitable for most types of fabrics.

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