Pressing mats

Select a pressing mat against the actual heating plate and manufacturer support requirements. Compact, eight-by-ten-inch, and twelve-inch-square formats are different footprints, not automatic small-, medium-, and large-artwork guarantees. The correct supporting surface and mat orientation remain part of the setup.

These mats are separate from adhesive machine cutting mats. Keep them dry and free from cutting scraps, and follow the care and storage instructions. If changing from a towel or another pad, revisit the applicable heat guide rather than assuming the previous recipe remains appropriate.

Choosing a process? Compare the transfer methods. Planning a batch? Measure your material layout.

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Estimate rectangular designs in a uniform grid. Enter all measurements in the same unit. Use your cutter’s usable material area, allowing for sensor marks and loading margins; the advertised sheet size may be larger. This does not calculate press settings or prove equipment compatibility.

Assumes identical rectangles, all in one orientation. Mixed rotations, irregular shapes, pattern alignment, test cuts, and waste can change the result. The estimate is not a production guarantee.