The only choice for the professional printer.
per linear meter. $340 for 510mm/25m roll. Prices ex GST and Freight
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The only choice for the professional printer.
If you've been searching for the one true heat transfer vinyl .... then you've found it :)
The Elite Printable Heat Transfer Vinyl boasts excellent ink absorption, vivid colour, easy cutting and weed ability. All of which makes this film an ideal solution for customising T-shirts, Sportswear, Uniforms etc. with colourful logos and designs.
For use in a wide format printer running Solvent, Eco Solvent, or Latex ink.
Heat Transfer Vinyl Application options include:
Size: 500mm wide or 1020mm wide
Thickness: 85 Micron
Heat Press Temperature: 140 Degrees Celcius
Heat Press Time: 8-10 Seconds
Pressure: Moderate to High
Peel: Hot. No need to wait for it to cool
Cold machine wash. Avoid harsh chemicals and bleaches.
DO NOT put the shirt in a dryer. Line dry only.
NO dry cleaning.
Here's a quick overview of the process from start to finish.
Yes! It's super easy. Press the first layer on the garment, then once it's completed position the second layer where you need it to go. We recommend giving the shirt a little bit of time to cool first, otherwise if it's too hot the second layer could start gluing whilst you're still in the process of aligning the layer.
Unfortunately Not. Our printable vinyl comes in sizes of 510mm and 1020mm wide, so a retail printer wont be able to accept the media. Our vinyl can only be printed using a commercial printer from manufacturers such as Mimaki, Roland, Mutoh or HP.
We always recommend a heat press. Reason being is you can control the temperate and pressure to give you the same results every time.
That being said, you can use an iron. Set your iron to a temperature of about 140 degrees with no steam option.
Make sure you cover your transfer with another piece of fabric, don’t put the iron directly onto the vinyl as it may burn or damage the vinyl.
When pressing, make sure you can get a firm amount of pressure down on the transfer. Try to avoid moving the iron and keep it still. If the transfer is larger than the iron, do one part at a time. Lift the iron off the transfer, move to the next spot and press firmly. Make sure you remember what parts you’ve done so you don’t miss any.
Honestly, you don’t need anything to special. A cheap heat press from eBay will be sufficient to do what you need it to do. If you plan on doing a lot of pressing, it's much more time efficient to use a heat press.
Our printable vinyl is suitable for solvent, eco-solvent or latex ink. Standard pigment ink available in a retail setting is not suitable.
