Description
Hot Peel:
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Immediate Removal:
Open the heat press and, while the fabric is still warm, gently peel off the DTF transfer film, starting from a corner with the most ink coverage and working in a smooth motion.
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Rapid Motion:
Peel quickly and in one continuous motion, as if removing a band-aid, to avoid adhesive transfer to the garment.
4. Optional Final Press:
- Curing: You can optionally apply a final press with a cover sheet to further cure the print, typically at the same temperature for 5-10 seconds.
Key Considerations:
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Friction:
After the initial press, you can rub the transfer with another t-shirt to help adhere it to the garment.
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Patience:
If you’re unsure if your film is hot or cold peel, err on the side of caution and treat it as a cold peel, which involves waiting for the transfer to cool before peeling.
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Practice:Experiment with different temperatures, times, and pressures to find the best settings for your specific DTF transfers and fabric.
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Main materials
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PET Film/DTF Film
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effective thickness
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75um for CMYK+White Direct To Film ink
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Tear off mode and apparent effect
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Hot Peel
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Type
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Single sized matte
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Washing water and testing conditions
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Washing machine for more than 40 times / min at home; American standard washing water has passed the test for more than 10 times
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Main materials
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ordinary and large elastic fabrics, such as cotton, knitting, blending and so on
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Environmental standards
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Rohs Zdhc Oeko-Tex100 …
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