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Siser® EasyWeed® Sub Block exists to solve one specific, expensive problem: dye migration. Press ordinary HTV onto a sublimated jersey or a hot polyester and within a day the garment's dye bleeds up through your design — white turns pink, grey turns purple, and the order is scrap. Sub Block is engineered to stop that.
It is the thickest and most opaque HTV Siser makes, and it applies at just 265°F — low enough that you are not driving the garment's own dye into a gas phase while you press. Use it as a base layer under other HTV, or on its own.
Sub Block is built for the fabrics that cause trouble. On cotton or blends where migration isn't a risk, a standard EasyWeed is the better choice.
Cricut — Blade: Standard · Setting: Paper+
Silhouette Cameo — Blade: Standard, 2 · Material: Heat Transfer, Smooth · Speed: 8 · Force: 4
Brother ScanNCut — Blade: Standard, 2 · Cut Speed: 1 · Cut Pressure: 3
Roland GS/GX-24 — Blade: 45° · Gram-Force: 80–90 · Offset: .250 · Speed: 30 cm/s
Graphtec — Blade: 45° · Gram-Force: 8–9 · Tool: CB09+0 · Speed: 30 cm/s
Mimaki CG-60SR III — Blade: 45° · Gram-Force: 80 · Offset: 30 · Speed: 20–30 mm/s
This is thick material — expect to run more force than you would on standard EasyWeed. Always cut mirrored and test cut first.
Test press and then wash-test on the actual garment before running the order. Dye migration behaviour varies by dye lot, not just by fabric.
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