Focus on Consumables Xpres
Unearth a printable gem
Xpres continues to add diversity to its range with a raft of new and improved products.
The Subli Print range is ideal for a variety of different uses, from the Subli Print Light for more high-speed sublimation printing to Subli Print Heavy that allows for an increased ink loading required for printing aluminium, ceramics and other hard products. The selection has never been this good.
Also, from Xpres, Superfl ex Evolution takes the best-selling garment fi lm to a new level, allowing application onto various textile compositions at a lower temperature and time.
The PU transfer fi lm features a new hotmelt adhesive allowing for application onto multiple textile types, including cotton, polyester, polycotton and nylon (uncoated). Additionally, this can be achieved at temperatures from 140°C and a time of just fi ve seconds, helping to avoid press marks from the heat press.
This is accompanied in the range by Evolution Print, a new low-temperature application, quick press printable garment fi lm. Thin and lightweight, this media is suitable for application to a multitude of textiles and is compatible with HP latex printers.
www.xpres.co.uk
AMANN A complete embroidery thread range
Since 1854, AMANN has been one of the leading international manufacturers of high-quality sewing threads, embroidery threads and Smart Yarns.
Embroidery can make all the difference – it enhances a product, gives it a personal touch and can be an important design element. Diverse, high-precision embroidery techniques are also becoming increasingly important in technical areas, where they fulfi l numerous functions. As extensive the range of applications, as high the demands on colour and quality of the threads. With the AMMAN embroidery thread range you can not only be productive, you can also be creative.
AMANN offers a complete range of embroidery threads. This includes among others high-quality embroidery yarns for brilliant and fashionable embroidery, for matt embroidery, as well as for metallic embroidery. Besides the classic embroidery threads Isacord for all shiny and fashionable embroidery, Serafi l fi ne for embroidering fi ligree and monograms, AMANN’s metallic embroidery thread Isamet and the phosphorescent embroidery thread Isa Texlight, AMANN has other sewing threads that can also be used for embroidery. AMANN is especially proud of its recyclable sewing thread Saba recycled which can be used for matt embroidery .
www.amann.com Isacord GS UK Have you ever considered using a stabiliser with your embroidery?
Ever needed to create an embroidery where the back needs to look as good as the front? Where both sides of an embroidery are visible and stabiliser residues are not an option? Maybe you are embroidering on to scarves, ties, or belts where the reverse of the garment is as important as the front. Do you embroider onto delicate fabrics, fi ne babywear or an item that is worn next to the skin and extremely soft embroidery results are required?
If any of the above apply to the embroidery work your business offer, then consider using Thermofi lm as a stabiliser. Thermofi lm is a heat removable fi lm that can be easily applied, simply cut the required amount to fi t your embroidery hoop. Frame up the garment/ fabric with the rougher side of the thermofi lm facing the back of the fabric, then complete your embroidery as normal. Most of the Thermofi lm can be torn away after embroidering and any remaining small residues can be completely removed using a household iron. It is ideal for jersey, shirt and blouse fabrics, silk and denim.
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www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk August 2021 | 25 | Thermofilm SubliPrint
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