11.7" X 7.2"" Rock Slate
Our 11.7" x 7.2" photo rock slate is a 1/4" thick, with a white coating that is ready to sublimate. Each piece is handcrafted and chiseled with imperfect edges to make each slate unique. Memorialize a loved one or use your favorite inspirational quote. The Rock Slate comes with two black plastic stands to display on any desk or mantle.
- Brand:
- Pro World
- Finish:
- N/A
- Substrate:
- Slate
- Size:
- 11.7" x 7.2"
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Availability: In stock
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Product Details
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Sublimation on a Rock Slate with a 3D Vacuum Press
Application Instructions
- Set temperature to 400 degrees Fahrenheit (200 C)
- Set timer to 5:30-7 minutes depending on the rock slate size. The larger the rock slate, the longer the time should be.
- Keep top tray in the 3D Vacuum press, and connect tubing to the bottom of the tray.
- Press Heating Button twice so both lights are on.
- Print a mirror image onto Texprint Paper. Image should be larger than the substrate.
- Place the substrate face down on the transfer paper and tape the paper to the substrate using transfer release tape.
- Place substrate face up in the top tray of the 3D Vacuum Press.
- Press vacuum button. Then timing button to begin the timer.
- Press at 400 degrees F for 5:30-7 minutes.
- Remove immediately from press once finished and peel hot. Use caution as rock slate will be very hot.
Sublimation on a Rock Slate with a Heat Press
Application Instructions
- Set temperature to 415 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Set timer to 300-400 seconds depending on the rock slate size. The larger the rock slate, the longer the time should be.
- Set Pressure at medium-heavy. Use caution as the rock slate can crack with too much pressure.
- Print a mirror image onto Texprint Paper. Image should be larger than the substrate.
- Place the substrate face down on the transfer paper and tape the paper to the substrate using transfer release tape.
- Place substrate face up on the heat press.
- Cover with a piece of fabric (cut tshirt) to protect the coating of the rock slate.
- Then cover with a silicon pad.
- Press at 415 degrees F for 300-400 seconds with medium-heavy pressure.
- Remove immediately from press once finished and peel hot. Use caution as rock slate will be very hot.
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Sublimation Printing On Rock SlatesPrint A Rock Slate using Sublimation and a 3D Vacuum Heat Press
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Customer Reviews
Rate or review to get 200 PW Reward Points(What is this?)- White border Review by Edward
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This probably would work best with the vacuum press. I only did one thus far and it had ripples across running vertical across the middle 3 - 4 inches. Perhaps next time, I will not use the suggested cloth between the paper and press. Aside from that, even though the image extended beyond the white, it does not color the white on the slate that is on lower levels around the edge. (Posted on 4/4/17)Quality Price Value - Awesome! Review by Jose
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First time, worked GREAT! (Posted on 4/1/17)Quality Price Value - these slates are awesome Review by Travis
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These rock slates are great, easy to use in the 3d heat press. (Posted on 3/28/17)Quality Price Value
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