Siser® EasyWeed® Electric is the metallic member of the EasyWeed family — a bright, mirror-like sheen that shifts with the light, in 24 colors including the Lens finishes (Silver Lens, Gold Lens) that read almost like polished chrome. It cuts and weeds like standard EasyWeed, so there is no new technique to learn, and it layers with the rest of the EasyWeed range. CPSIA certified for children's apparel. Features Bright metallic sheen — catches light and moves with the garment. 24 colors, from White Opal and Pearl through the Lens metallics to Electric Grape. Cuts and weeds like EasyWeed — same handling as the film you already run. Layerable with other EasyWeed films. CPSIA certified for children's apparel. Recommended Fabrics 100% Cotton 100% Polyester Cotton / Polyester blends Cutter Settings Blade: 45° or 60° Cricut: Standard blade, Iron-on setting Silhouette Cameo: Blade 2 · Heat Transfer, Smooth · Speed 8 · Force 4 Roland GS/GX-24: 45° · Gram-Force 60–70 · Offset .250 · Speed 30 cm/s Graphtec: 45° · Gram-Force 8–9 · Tool CB09+0 · Speed 30 cm/s Always cut mirrored, and test cut before running production. Application Instructions Mirror, cut, and weed the design. Preheat the garment for 2–3 seconds. Cover the design with a heat transfer cover sheet or multipurpose paper. Press at 305°F / 150°C for 10–15 seconds using medium pressure. Peel the carrier hot or cold. Test press on your specific garment first — platen temperature often differs from the display reading. Care Instructions Wait 24 hours before the first wash. Machine wash warm or cold, inside out, with a mild detergent. Tumble dry on a normal setting. Do not bleach and do not dry clean. Sizes 15" wide (14.5" actual, 14.25" on the Lens colors) 1, 5, 10, 25, and 50 Yard rolls At-a-Glance Specifications Peel Hot or cold Pressure Medium Temperature 305 °F (150 °C) Transfer Time 10-15 seconds Substrates Cotton, Polyester, Poly/Cotton Blends Resources Siser HTV Application Instructions → Siser Brochure & Catalog → Watch & Learn Easyweed® Electric — Siser North America How Much Pressure When Heat Applying? — Siser North America
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