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‎06-01-2022 10:41 AM

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Can I use heat transfer paper for my deskjet2535 printer and if I can what type of paper can I use ? 

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‎06-01-2022 05:52 PM

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The Deskjet 2535 can print on heat transfer paper, see the document here.  HP has heat transfer paper, see here.  You may also find other suitable inkjet thermal transfer paper.  If you use a different brand make sure it is made for inkjet printing and that it uses a "cool peel" process.  [Likely most available inkjet thermal transfer papers available today are the cool peel types.  In the past, I have used hot-peel papers.  For these, you need to iron the transfer, and then peel the paper while it is still hot and you are still ironing.  This was much more complicated and trouble prone than the cool peel type.]


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