Focus on Transfer Printing
Factoid: Transfer printing is the term used to describe textile and related printing processes in which the design is first printed on to a flexible non-textile substrate and later transferred by a separate process to a textile. View what’s new in for this market over the next few pages.
Pressmech The best on the market
It’s simple – for 20 years Pressmech has been making what everyone agrees is the best heat press on the market today.
Pressmech’s presses are stronger, more durable, more dependable and more adaptable than any other press you can buy. Packed full of time saving features that eliminate the folding, double pressing and widget making needed with other presses; Pressmech’s enable you to print onto a wider range of materials and objects than any other press you can buy; from a baby’s T shirt to the side of a suitcase, the side seam on a pair of trousers to the side of a cigar box, the sleeve of polo shirt right up to a full front without melting the buttons! And all of this is due to Pressmech’s interchangeable platen system.
Compatible with every heat applied artwork system out there, you can choose the best medium for your client’s needs – rhinestones to cut vinyl, laser paper to Sericol transfers.
With thousands of Pressmech’s presses in daily use in clothing factories, shops and home businesses supplying everyone from high street brands down to local sports teams you have the confi dence of knowing Pressmech only sells tried and tested heat presses that make users’ lives easier and save businesses thousands of pounds every year. What are you waiting for, place an order on Pressmech’s website – it’s not covered in fl ashy gimmicks and distractions; it’s a simple clear website designed to be effi cient and dependable (just like Pressmech’s heat presses!) start saving money today!
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Pressmech has been making heat presses for over 20 years
Dae Ha UK A colour explosion
Renowned for a world of colour and choice, while offering an unrivalled quality to price ratio for its HTV, global manufacturer Dae Ha has just witnessed a huge colour explosion with the introduction of over 50 new colours and patterns to the UK, since the turn of the year.
Mint and coral are among six new colours to join what is possibly the most user-friendly PU fi lm seen today, taking the multi-functional, fast pressing, hot peeling One Flex range to 53 colours.
One Flex PU
One Flex combines all the features garment decorators look for in single colour PU fi lms. Clearly visible plotter cut lines allow customers to effortlessly weed out the most intricate of designs, pressing as low as 120°C or for just fi ve seconds, the 30 microns premium grade PU allows for a silky soft transfer, while incorporating superb stretch and rebound properties.
The fantastic and fun Puff 3D PU range has jumped to 14 vibrant colours, including fi ve fabulous neons, for the most striking of 3D transfers. Gorgeously beautiful Shimmer Flex goes from strength to strength, with iridescent and pearl effects increasing this exclusive HTV range to a designer’s dream of 35 colours and patterns, including rainbows, pastel effects and neons. Three new Glitters and a Flock keep the colours coming.
Throw in new for its UK stock, the superb Classic Flex range particularly suited for larger transfers with an economical price tag, then the explosion for now, is complete.
With world leading and exclusive fi lms such as Stretch Metallic, Glitter, Shimmer Flex, coloured Refl ectives, HTV for eco solvent, latex and sublimation printing, Dae Ha continues to innovate and add value without compromising on its signature quality, enabling large sustained growth year on year.
Puff 3D PU | 44 | May 2021
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