Screen Printed Transfers have revolutionized the crafting and apparel decoration world, offering an incredibly easy and rapid way to apply designs! Step into the realm of garment customization without the hassle of weeding or complex design processes. With screen printed transfers, achieving professional-looking results is both simple and time-efficient.
What Exactly Are Screen Print Transfers?
Screen print transfers, often referred to as plastisol transfers, are designs meticulously printed onto specialized release paper using durable plastisol inks. This ingenious method allows you to have pre-printed designs ready for application whenever and wherever you need them. These transfers are incredibly versatile, suitable for a wide array of projects. Screen printed transfers can range from single, bold colors to vibrant, full-color graphics. It’s worth noting that full-color designs might have a slightly thicker feel compared to single-color options, simply due to the increased ink volume required to create the intricate designs. Screen printed transfers from AmazingPrint.net are designed for application on a variety of materials including 100% cotton, polyester, and comfortable cotton-poly blends, opening up endless possibilities for your creations.
Simple Application Instructions for Perfect Results
For optimal application of amazingprint.net screen print transfers, a commercial-grade heat press is essential. This is due to the high and consistent pressure necessary for a flawless transfer. Regrettably, home irons are not suitable for this process. It’s also crucial to avoid using any additional layers such as Teflon sheets, heat platen covers, or pressing pillows, as these can negatively impact the transfer quality.
High Heat Screen Print Transfers – Quick Guide
Time: 7 Seconds
Temperature: 350°F (177°C)
Pressure: Firm/Heavy
Peel: Hot/Immediately
Regular/Low Heat Transfers – Quick Guide
Time: 7 Seconds
Temperature: 325°F (163°C)
Pressure: Firm/Heavy
Peel: Hot/Immediately
Important Note: These instructions serve as a starting point. The ideal time and temperature may vary based on your specific heat press brand, model, and the garments you are using. Experimentation is key, especially if you are new to screen print transfers. We highly recommend conducting practice presses to pinpoint the precise settings that work best with your equipment and materials.
