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|Dirties the machine quite a bit when this material is cut (generates large amounts of soot). Please limit use. While this rubber contains some amount of chlorine, the quantity of chlorine gas released is minor when the material is cut. Note that this materials generates quite a large flame.
|Dirties the machine quite a bit when this material is cut (generates large amounts of soot). Please limit use. While this rubber contains some amount of chlorine, the quantity of chlorine gas released is minor when the material is cut. Note that this materials generates quite a large flame.
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|Polyurethane base vinyl for adhering to shirts (50W laser)
|[https://craftenablers.com/collections/siser-easyweed-heat-transfer-vinyl-htv Polyurethane base vinyl for adhering to shirts] (50W laser)
|<nowiki>11% | 80%</nowiki>
|<nowiki>11% | 80%</nowiki>
| rowspan="2" |N/A
| rowspan="2" |N/A
|500
|500
| rowspan="2" |The point is not to cut through the plastic sheeting under the vinyl. Make sure you invert your design file! If you want to cut through the plastic, boost the power to 20% on the 60W laser or 25% on the 50W laser.
| rowspan="2" |The point is not to cut through the plastic sheeting under the vinyl. Make sure you invert your design file! If you want to cut through the plastic, boost the power to 20% on the 60W laser or 23% on the 50W laser.
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|Polyurethane base vinyl for adhering to shirts (60W laser)
|[https://craftenablers.com/collections/siser-easyweed-heat-transfer-vinyl-htv Polyurethane base vinyl for adhering to shirts] (60W laser)
|<nowiki>8% | 80%</nowiki>
|<nowiki>8% | 80%</nowiki>
|500
|500