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heat transfer

A two-step process for embellishment, it is first printed using phthalate-free plastisol or water-based inks onto a cellulose or PET surface, then the printed paper is applied to a garment using heat and pressure. The transfers are applied to different fabrics, and their application is not limited to clothing, but they can also be used on bags and caps.

Techniques

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Plastisol

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Base agua

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HD

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Fluor

REFLECTIVO

Reflective

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UV / Metálico

gear size

MEASURES HEAT TRANSFER FRAME

DTF machine

DTF comes from the acronym in English Direct Transfer to Film, or what is the same, direct printing on film to create a kind of digital transfer that once printed and cured you can apply on cotton, polyester and blend shirts of any color. that incorporates white ink.

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