Peel immediately while the shirt stays on the platen.
- 01PRESS
- 02PEEL ON PLATEN
- 03FINISH PRESS
Peel your AMS DTF transfer immediately—while the shirt is still on the press.
PRESS. OPEN.
WATCH THE WAIT DISAPPEAR
Peel immediately while the shirt stays on the platen.
The cooling loop shown in the AMS launch plan.
This compares the cooling workflow used in the AMS launch plan with the three press-side actions in the Instant Peel loop. Your transfer may still be peeled warm or cold when that better fits your process.
01 · Printed film
REAL AMS 50-SHIRT RUN
One measured AMS production run. Each shirt received a 10-second initial press, immediate peel, and 10-second finish press.
Measured in one AMS production run. Results vary by press, operator, garment, artwork, staging, and production conditions.

SAME TRANSFER.
SAME TRANSFER. YOUR TIMING.
Peel the moment the press clears. Keep the shirt on the platen and keep moving.
OPERATOR MODE
Place the transfer on the garment.
305°F · 10 seconds · high-to-firm pressure.
Remove the carrier as soon as the press clears.
Second press for 10 seconds.
Move directly into the next garment.

STANDARD MEANS STANDARD
PRESS-SIDE ANSWERS
Yes. Once the heat press opens and clears the garment, the carrier can be peeled while the shirt is still sitting on the platen.
No. Keeping the garment on the platen for the peel is one of the primary workflow benefits.
No. AMS Instant Peel transfers may also be peeled warm or cold when that fits your workflow better.
No. Instant Peel is standard on AMS DTF transfers; it is not a premium film option or paid upgrade.
Use 305 degrees Fahrenheit for 10 seconds at high-to-firm pressure, peel immediately, then finish press for 10 seconds.
The primary difference is workflow at the press. It is not a claim that the artwork suddenly looks or feels different.
DON'T WAIT FOR YOUR TRANSFERS.