Neenah Coldenhove Jetcol® DHS Sublimation Paper

Spend less time pressing your printed sublimation graphics to your substrate with the Neenah Coldenhove Jetcol DHS Sublimation Paper. With a 50% shorter transfer time, you can create more finished products and really ramp up your production time.

By keeping the sublimation ink towards the surface of the paper, Jetcol paper can save you up to 40% in ink costs compared to other papers as well as shorten press times. When comparing the Jetcol paper to other standard papers, you'll instantly see how this paper will save you on ink costs. With Jetcol paper, more ink transfers to the substrate, giving you more vibrant and richer color transferred to your final project.

Perfect for personalizing hard substrates, this paper can be used on mugs, tiles, coasters, photo panels, bottle openers, shirts, tumblers and more!

As an added feature, Jetcol DHS paper comes with a printed grid pattern on the back of the paper, making it a snap to determine which side of the paper needs to be placed on the substrate and to align images quickly.

Benefits of Jetcol DHS paper:

• Up to a 50% faster transfer times
• Reduction of ink used
• More ink absorbed into substrate and less left behind on the paper
• Grid on the back to show what side to print on
• Less time spent pressing means increased productivity and more money in your pocket
• Brighter more vibrant colors
• Higher quality detail
• Paper is thicker than general sublimation paper
• Less ink left on sublimation paper, meaning less waste
• Ecofriendly! Recycle your transfer sheets after you've transferred the art to your item
• Perfect to use with Sawgrass printers

When printing from the computer, you can choose either the JPP Sublimation Paper profile OR the Jetcol DHS profile. The color results vary slightly, and depending on your personal preference you may prefer one over the other.

Available in a wide range of sizes for projects big and small! The 4" x 9.5" is the perfect size for your drinkware projects, and eliminates the extra step of trimming your paper down to fit.