Tool
Celsius to Fahrenheit
Type either side. The other side updates. The buttons are temperatures that appear on the charts in this guide.
The formula is the ordinary one: Fahrenheit = Celsius × 9/5 + 32. Makers do not always use it. Siser print 305°F next to 150°C on EasyWeed, and 305°F is a rounded 152°C if you convert backwards. Sawgrass print 400°F next to 205°C, while 205°C is 401°F if you are strict. When a sheet prints both, trust the pair on the sheet.
Siser’s EasyWeed sheet tells EasyPress users to add about 30°. It is written beside 305°F/150°C and is read as 30°F, not an extra 30°C. That is an EasyPress note, not a reason to add 30 degrees on a clamshell press. If your dial and your results disagree, test a scrap before you build a private offset into every job.
Sources
- Siser EasyWeed — prints 305°F beside 150°C
- Sawgrass sublimation heat press settings — prints 400°F beside 205°C