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Quick Guide to Heat Transfer (Iron-On) Caps for Bulk Customization
Heat transfer, also known as iron-onprinting, is a sublimation technique where designs are first printed onto atransfer film and then pressed onto cap surfaces using high temperature andpressure.
1. Process Overview:Designs are printed onto specialized transfer film. Through heat pressing,thermal-sensitive or hot-melt adhesives are activated, bonding the design/textpermanently onto the cap with durable adhesion.
2. Key Advantages for Businesses:
- High-Quality Output: Ideal for intricate patterns, gradient logos, and vibrant color effects.
- Material Versatility: Compatible with most fabrics, ensuring broad applicability.
- Cost-Effective Bulk Production: Low per-unit cost, perfect for large-scale custom orders.
3. Limitations to Consider:
- Breathability: The print layer may reduce airflow, making it less suitable for full-coverage designs.
- Texture: Slight glossy or vinyl-like finish, though minimal for small logos.
Ideal for: Therefore,this technique is typically ideal for creating small logos for brandedcorporate caps, promotional merchandise, and bulk uniform accessories wheredetail and affordability are priorities.
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