Cool Peel 3D Heat Transfer Labels For Garments With Reflective Effect

 
Recommended Application Settings:
Temp : 150'c-155'C
Pressure : 0.5pa (4-5kgs)
Dwell Time : Face 4seconds then Back 10 seconds.
Pelling : Cool Peel

The recommended application settings vary with the type of heating machine, heat transfer and the fabric it is being applied to , These parameters are based on T&K internal testing.

Customers should always test on full rang of fabrics before going into production.
 
 
Design images are printed on special transfer paper or synthetic film. This substrate has a special coating called a release layer. This helps to transfer the image to the clothing. The image is printed reverse on the coated side.
Printing methods include screen printing, flexographic printing, digital printing, and sometimes a combination of the two systems. Focus develops Letterflex and Silk Screen machines under the TAGTRANS banner for mass production of labelless labels and heat transfers.
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What is heat transfer label 2
The printed image is applied to the garment by a heat press at controlled temperature, specific pressure and exact time. Heat presses can be a sample clamshell design or semi-automated on a production line.
The textile substrate is placed in a press and the printed transfer paper or film is placed on top so that the inked side is in contact with the fabric.
Press set to recommended pressure and time.
Lower the handle to clamp the heat press; an alarm sounds when time is up.
The transfer paper is then peeled off (some types must be left out until cold; others should be removed while still warm), leaving the ink design permanently transferred into the fabric of the garment.