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Nine Reasons Why a Heat Transfer Won’t Adhere to a Garment

There are a few reasons why a heat transfer might not adhere to a garment uniformly. Here is Chris Pluck with a practical checklist, recently published in Printwear: In order to troubleshoot this type of issue, there are several factors to consider. This type of adhesion problem could be associated with one or more of the …

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Three Standard Types of Transfer Methods

Heat transfers are printed on specially prepared transfer substrate paper and films. Find out more from this article by Chris Pluck, recently published in Printwear: There are three standard types of transfer substrate paper and/or polyester transparent films that are used with inks to create transfers. Depending on the type of paper/film used, the transfer created …

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The Heat Is On

Printing News.com recently featured Insta in their Wide Format & Signage segment. As part of their “Fabric Printing Expert” series, they published an article covering sublimation heat printing and features interviews of Cris Saunders of Insta and Tim Check of Epson: As our “Fabric Printing Expert” series draws to a close, we look at the last steps in …

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How Does Moisture Content in Apparel Affect Transfer Process?

Ever wonder if the moisture content in apparel reduces the ability for ink to adhere to the garment during the pressing process? Readers from Printwear were wondering the same thing, so here is Chris Pluck’s published response: Yes, the garment’s moisture makes a difference. When applying heat transfers with a heat press, the garment’s moisture can impede …

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