Product: 3 Pack PTFE Teflon Sheet 16 x 20" and 3 Rolls 10mm X 33m Heat Resistant Sublimation Tape for Heat Press Transfer Non Stick Paper Reusable Heat Resistant Craft Mat,Protects Iron,for Heat Press Machines
Brand: EQUTY BAYMERS
These sheets are absolutely perfect to use to iron on transfers to t-shirts. You can use these over and over.
 Goldfinger tape, also known as polyimide tape, is a polyimide film used as a substrate to coat high-performance silicone pressure-sensitive adhesives on one side. 
 High-precision coating reaches ± 2.5um, no scratches, drawing and other phenomena, good shear, easy punching die-cutting process, with excellent high temperature 
 resistance and solvent resistance!
This Teflon Sheet and Heat Resistant Sublimation Tape really indispensable when sublimating and they can do the job very well.It is a must have if you make shirts, hats, or anything with htv or sublimation.It can also serve as nonstick oven liners for baking, cooking.
Heat resistance and non-stickiness，this high-quality htv teflon sheet for heat press allows high temperature resistance up to 536 ℉ (280℃), protect your vinyl, clothes and iron while you iron on htv . perfect for heat presses!Made from super thick paper, heat press transfer sheet can be utilized many times both sides and enough to be used over 1000 times.
Waterproof,washable,easily wipe off messy materials like wipe paint,glue, wax, baking clay and more when finished. even after a period of use, you just need to use a mild detergent to clean it with a soft sponge and air dry.
Heat resistant tape is a polyester film tape with a high temperature resistant adhesive.Maximum heat resistance: 536 ℉ (280℃)，comes off clean，easy peal and no residue.
The package contains 3 Teflon sheets and 3 rolls of tape.Teflon Sheet size:16"*20"(40X50CM),the thickness is 0.12mm,thicker Teflon coating.The width of the tape is 10mm (2/5inch),it is 33 meters (108 feet) long.This is a very good tape width for use. Not too wide, and not too narrow.

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