What’s New: Dae Ha UK
2019 will see Dae Ha UK introduce a number of innovative garment films to UK textile decorators, as the company continues record breaking growth, year after year.
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Hot Peel PU MAX
y the time P&P LIVE! comes around in January, Dae Ha will have migrated its complete 41 colour Premium PU range to its faster weeding PU MAX platform and Hot Peel available across all colours during spring 19. By investing in adhesive technology, Dae Ha has created a much sort after everyday printing film, that saves you up to 50% of your weeding time for large transfers, while also keeping the ability to cut and weed fine detail.
Continuing to use the high quality PU film that has been in place since 2015, the soft to the touch transfers of Dae Ha's Hot Peel PU MAX, coupled with an unrivalled quality to price ratio will have.
Hand built in Italy, heat presses by Lotus W
ith Dae Ha's number one priority of
manufacturing films to the highest quality, its exclusive partnership with Lotus Heat Transfer Presses across the UK and Ireland shares the same philosophy. Maintaining an unusual stance for heat press manufacturers, Lotus continues to hand build every press in Milan, Italy since the early 1970s. The company produces over 70 heat press variations from small to XXL format for full textile sublimation printing, and specialises in bespoke heat presses for manor of applications from prosthetic arms to cricket helmets, with all presses coming with industry leading two-year warranties covering all parts. Further accessories supplied by Dae Ha UK include time-saving transfer weeding machines from Danish company Vikiallo and roll media storage solutions from Paris based Stock & Roll.
The new face of colour W
ith a range of colours and film types which now
exceeds 200 variations, and with more on their way through 2019, Dae Ha UK is the "New face of colour" for garment decorators of all sizes, and in a unique position to offer an unrivalled quality to price ratio for each and every one of them.
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ew Silicone Flex takes garment decoration to the next level with luxurious transfers available in 200 micron and 500 micron films.
With rich colours, natural dye Sublimation block out properties, superb stretch and rebound, cut fine detail, extremely fast to weed out and an incredible feel, Silicone Flex will take any
garment to the next level and beyond any regular PU film can manage.
Initially available in black and white in the UK, the colour range will grow thereafter.
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Exclusively produced – Stretch Metallic anufactured
exclusively by Dae Ha, Stretch Metallic
has again remained its faster growing film for the past 12 months and with this success, the colour/ pattern range is being increased to an impressive 44, with a number of Limited Edition films featuring from time to time. Think a CAD-Cut version of Stamping Foil that
enables incredible detail and is effortless to work with.
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www.garmentfilms.co.uk
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Only by Dae Ha, Stretch Glitter arrives in January
he world's first Stretch Glitter is arriving in January. Following a launch delay caused by an overwhelming large order book for its standard Glitter films, Dae Ha Korea has built additional Glitter production facilities to enable this exciting new film to be produced.
Initially available in their ever- popular silver and rose gold colours, Stretch Glitter will open up a new line of garment decoration possibilities.
New Silicone Flex, the ultimate in HTVs
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