Answer: Ultranex Transfer Release Film is normally used for printing Heat Transfer Labels for Garment e.g. Neck labels, Tag less Labels, Litho transfer labels etc… but it cannot be limited with only one application and can be used for other Heat Transfer or Transfer Application.
Answer: Transfer Release film are also addressed as,
Answer: Yes, It can be used for Heat Transfer on Rubber, Release liner for aggressive adhesives & Please Contact Us to check if our film can be suitable for your application.
Answer: Oil Based inks (Plastisol inks), Solvent Based inks, Water Based inks PU & Acrylic based resins with or without fixer, Silicone Inks etc… are compatible with our various grades of film (please refer the Compatibility Matrix on our website.)
Answer: Screen printing methods like Manual, Semi Automatic, Automatic & Roll to Roll, Digital: Eco-solvent Inkjet printing, Laser toner printing etc… have compatibility with Ultranex PET transfer release film.
Answer: Please refer Product Compatibility Matrix or Contact Us for more details.
Answer: Yes, Multicolor design can be printed on Ultranex Transfer Release Film with below Process:
Multicolor Transfers with Eco Solvent Printers: Ultranex transfer release film is also supplied in roll form, these rolls can be printed with Eco solvent printer with Pigment inks with desired design. (E.G. Epson S40670 Printer and Ultra chrome GS3 Inks.) Further this roll is cut in to sheets.
With screen printing process on a screen mesh 34T an overlay design is made and printed on the color design with backup white color + Powder adhesive particle size 100-200µ is scattered on the wet screen printed image.
Make sure Litho Backup white ink is overlaying the design to cover the design properly.
Backup White Ink will absorb all the ink of Eco Solvent printer image + Adhesive Powder will act as tie layer in transfers between backup white and garment.
Transfers with Laser Printers: Ultranex transfer release film can be printed with laser printer but a compatible laser toner powder needs to be chosen which will not fade out in transfers. (Laser toner powder should be a polyester based powder.)
Further Back-up white can be done as done for above Eco Solvent prints.
Answer: Yes, please Contact Us for latest test Report.
Answer: Yes, Ultranex can be supplied in desired sizes, Film thickness & also both side coating is possible but client has to suffice our minimum order quantity criteria which can be only given once we have exact inquiry for the product specification required.
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Answer: Coated side or the matte side of the film is the printing side.
Answer: It is completely dependent on the user of the film.
Size Standard for Ultranex: With tolerance of +/- 2mm lengthwise & + 4mm to 8mm Widthwise.
Answer: Yes, we strongly recommend that blank pass is the process where film will resize with respect to the oven temperature setting used and will greatly benefit registration in screen printing process. We recommend blank pass temperature @ 165°C for 45 Seconds & Printing of colors @ 135°C ( +/- 5%)
If Single color printing + Powder Adhesive is been done blank pass is not required.
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We recommend following settings for Oven:
NOTES for oven drying process:
Answer: Yes it can if oven setting are not compatible with the film. Please check above Answer 2.4.
Please check following if problem persists Contact Us.
Root Cause is Film / sheets are subjected to excessive temperature.
Answer:Root Cause of low hold out is temporary bond between ink and film coating is not strong
1. If single color printing + Powder Adhesive:
2. If Multicolor Printing + Adhesive + Powder Adhesive:
Answer: Root Cause is RE size of screen image or substrate (Sheets).
Answer: There are several reasons for powder sticking as following:
Answer: A well designed machine is a must for best transfers with even pressure and a soft silicone rubber bed. Pressure, Temperature & Time we suggest following range:
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Answer: MOQ start from 5000 sheets for regular buying but to make trial production we will supply the required quantity.
Answer: Please Contact Us for this information and we will understand your requirements and quote you for right grade as per MOQ required.
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Answer: Standard grades for example are F83SM1/Economy, F83SM1/Premium, F83SM1/LithoHP size 480mm X 635mm are kept in stock. If there no stock material produced it can be made available for dispatch in 10days lead time. If a non standard size required there will some MOQ for the order, Please Contact Us for further information.
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For F108SM1 series
For domestic supplies film can be supplied in 1000 sheets bundle separately.
DTF Printing: DTF printing, or Direct-to-Film printing, is a digital printing process where an image is directly printed onto a special film, and then the image is transferred onto the desired substrate using a heat press. DTF is highly versatile, capable of printing intricate and full-color designs on a wide range of materials, including fabrics, plastics, and more.
Screen Printing: Screen printing, on the other hand, involves creating a stencil (screen) and forcing ink through the stencil onto the printing surface. It is best suited for high-quantity runs and is ideal for bold, vibrant, and long-lasting designs on textiles and other surfaces.
DTF Printing: DTF is highly versatile and can be used on various materials, including cotton, polyester, spandex, leather, and even hard surfaces like ceramics and wood.
Screen Printing: Screen printing is primarily used on textiles, such as t-shirts, hoodies, bags, and banners. It can also be applied to glass, metal, and paper for various applications.
DTF Printing: Yes, DTF is excellent for printing high-quality photographs with lifelike details.
Screen Printing: While screen printing can produce detailed images, it’s better suited for solid colors and vector graphics.
DTF Printing: DTF can sometimes be less cost-effective for very large production runs compared to traditional screen printing.
Screen Printing: Screen printing may have limitations when it comes to intricate, full-color designs and small production runs.
DTF Printing: DTF excels at printing on both light and dark-colored fabrics, thanks to its white under-base layer.
Screen Printing: Printing on dark fabrics may require an additional base layer, making it more complex.