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Laser Toner Transfer Paper

SKU: HMJ132 Category: Pcb
KSH 50.00
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Product Description

Laser Toner Transfer Paper for PCB and DIY Projects

Specialized Heat Transfer Paper for Laser Printers in PCB Fabrication

Toner transfer paper is a specialized media designed to print circuit board designs using a laser printer, enabling DIY PCB fabrication. Unlike standard photo paper, its special coating allows the printed toner pattern to separate cleanly and transfer onto a copper board when heat is applied, eliminating the tedious task of peeling and scrubbing [citation:10].

High Precision Transfer Capable of fine traces down to 0.006 inches for professionallooking PCBs [citation:1][citation:5].
Efficient and Clean - Minimal paper residue on the board, delivering a crisp, sharp toner layer ready for etching [citation:5][citation:10].
Designed for laser printers only; inkjet printers will not work as the toner is a heat-activated polymer [citation:5][citation:8].
For best results, use a household iron or a laminator set to 140-170°C to melt and adhere the toner to the copper [citation:5][citation:7].
Wash and dry the copper board thoroughly before application to remove grease and fingerprints for proper toner adhesion [citation:5].

Specifications

ParameterValue / Detail
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*Paper Size*Typically A4 (210 x 297mm) or Letter [citation:7][citation:8]
*Compatible Printer*Laser Printer only (Toner-based) [citation:5][citation:8]
*Transfer Temp*140°C to 170°C [citation:5][citation:7]
*Common Uses*DIY PCBs, Dry Transfer Graphics [citation:1][citation:5]

This specialized paper is the basis for creating precise circuit boards at home [citation:1][citation:9]. The coating on the paper acts as a barrier, allowing the melted toner to be released and transferred onto the prepared copper surface [citation:1]. This method is significantly faster and more reliable than amateur painting or sticker methods [citation:9].