Infuzible paper ink (space style)

Infusible Ink paper - Cricut thermal ink (space pattern) size 30.5 x 30.5 cm Improve the quality of your thermal prints using Infusible Ink paper (thermal ink) for perfect accurate printing. What is thermal ink? Thermal ink (Infusible Ink) is ink that reacts with heat to permanently fuse with the surface of the material being printed on. Thermal ink relies on the principle of vaporization, where the ink transforms from a solid state to gas and then back to a solid, resulting in bonding with the material to become part of it. Cricut's thermal ink sheets were invented to allow you to create high-quality, lifelong durable designs on a variety of surfaces such as fabrics, ceramics, metals, wood, and acrylic. Ideal for heat transfer printing on mugs using a mug press, use it to decorate t-shirts, bags, fabric wallets, signs, wooden mug bases, tags, acrylic dividers, and more! Features: Provides you with perfect, accurate printing that lasts a lifetime. Ensures a shiny, beautiful transfer. Gives your designs a smooth surface completely free of wrinkles or cracks! High durability and resistance; you can use it in the microwave and dishwasher. Ideal for printing on fabrics, ceramic mugs, and glass. Specifications: 2 sheets of Infusible Ink (thermal ink) Size: 30.5 x 30.5 cm (12 x 12 inches) Quantity: 4 sheets of thermal ink in different colors, 2 heat-resistant protective sheets From Cricut Color: four space pattern colors (black and purple - pink and yellow - black and blue - purple and blue) Compatible with: Various electronic cutting machines. Cut now using Cricut devices, Cameo, and Kario cutters. Compatible with different types of heat presses; we recommend using LockLick and Cricut presses. Usage tips: Ensure the surface you want to print on is clean. Cut the Infusible Ink paper with your desired design using a cutting machine. You can attach the Infusible Ink paper directly to the surface or use heat-resistant tape to prevent movement during printing. Important note: Thermal ink sheets are sensitive to light and can be damaged by water exposure before printing on fabric surfaces. Store in a dry, dark place. Wash your hands and dry them well before working to avoid ink smudging. Use with materials and surfaces compatible with heat transfer and sublimation. If using Infusible Ink for fabric printing, it is preferred to use 100% polyester fabrics or a 50% polyester and 50% cotton blend. For mug printing, choose sublimation-capable ceramic or glass mugs (avoid plastic).