Lather Texture high-density heat transfer vinyl with 0.05mm thickness and black colouring, for use on jerseys, sportswear, t-shirts and hoodies.
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.05mm Lather Texture Black Color High-density Vinyl is a high-density heat transfer vinyl intended for apparel decoration and branding work. It is supplied with 0.05mm thickness and black colouring. The design carries the Lather Texture motif.
The product is used on jerseys, sportswear, t-shirts and hoodies, and is chosen by sportswear producers and print shops. Best results come from applying it to a clean, dry and flat fabric surface.
Product highlights:
• Product type: high-density heat transfer vinyl
• Design: Lather Texture
• Colour: Black
• Thickness: 0.05mm
• Suitable for jerseys, sportswear, t-shirts and hoodies
Application instructions:
Apply with a heat-transfer press. Settings vary by material, fabric and press: confirm the correct temperature, dwell time, pressure and peel method on a test piece before running production. Ensure the fabric is clean, dry and laid flat before pressing.
| Item code | 120 |
|---|---|
| Category | Vinyl, High-density Vinyl |
| Sold by | Meter |
| List price | ৳560.00 per Meter |
| Quantity breaks | 4 bands |
| Availability | In stock |
| Ships from | Narayanganj, Bangladesh |
Application settings for this item are not published yet. Press settings vary by material and by the fabric you are pressing onto. Confirm temperature, dwell time, pressure and peel method on a test piece before running production — ask for a swatch.
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