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Elegance at the service of your creativity!
Discover Hotmark: the semi-matte polyurethane film that will revolutionize your heat transfer projects! Designed to apply to a variety of supports such as cotton, polyester, acrylic, and other similar fibers, this cutting flex is the essential choice for personalizing all your garments.
Recognized as one of the best products on the market, Hotmark stands out for its exceptional thinness and elasticity. It is perfect for creating precise and detailed designs, even with small lettering. Each project becomes a breeze thanks to the ease of cutting and its low tack, which facilitates weeding.
This heat transfer flex is not only aesthetic; it is also designed to last. Its resistance to washing makes it an ideal choice for creations that must withstand the test of time, wash after wash. Enjoy a flawless finish without compromising the durability of your garments.
Certified Oeko-Tex Standard 100, Class 1, Hotmark guarantees compliance with skin safety standards, allowing you to create with confidence, even for sensitive skin.
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Unleash your creativity with Hotmark and transform your textiles into unique pieces that reflect your style. Whether you are a fashion professional or a DIY enthusiast, this film is your ideal ally for creations that make a statement!
With a semi-matte effect, the Hotmark cutting flex is designed to add a professional touch to your textile creations. With a thickness of 55 microns, this film combines lightness and robustness, ensuring reliable adhesion on a variety of supports.
For optimal transfer, set your heat press to 160°C. Apply the film for 20 seconds with medium pressure. This method ensures uniform application, allowing you to achieve high-quality results without compromising the fabric's texture.
To preserve the brilliance of your creations, it is advisable to wash textiles at a maximum temperature of 80°C. When ironing, always iron inside out to protect the semi-matte design and avoid any degradation.
This heat transfer flex offers an elegant semi-matte finish, providing a sophisticated touch to your designs. This type of effect is perfect for clothing, accessories, or decorations, adding a modern and refined dimension that stands out.
In addition to being certified Oeko-Tex Class 1, Hotmark is also certified EVE Vegan, making it an environmentally friendly option for your textile customization projects.
The Hotmark cutting flex is available in 46 colors.
1. Cutting the Film in Mirror Mode
- Before cutting, set your cutting machine to mirror mode. This step is crucial as the marking will be applied in reverse to ensure it is correctly oriented once transferred onto the textile.
- Use a flex blade suitable for cutting heat transfer vinyl and precisely adjust the blade depth according to the material's thickness. This ensures a clean cut without damaging the polyester backing layer.
- Ensure the blade settings are optimized for precision, especially for fine details of the design. It is advisable to perform a test cut before starting full production.
2. Weeding
- After cutting, proceed with weeding by removing the excess material around the cut design.
- Employ tools such as a hook or tweezers to weed precisely, ensuring that only the desired design remains on the polyester backing.
- Make sure that the small details of the design are preserved and that all excess material is removed cleanly.
3. Positioning and Transferring the Marking onto the Textile
- Place the textile on the heat press, ensuring the surface is clean.
- Place the design (with the polyester backing still in place) on the desired area of the textile.
- Cover the design with silicone paper to prevent direct contact between the heat press plate and the polyester film.
- Set the heat press to 160°C, apply medium pressure, and press for 20 seconds. The combination of heat, time, and pressure ensures the design adheres well to the textile.
4. Removing the Polyester Backing
- Allow the textile to cool completely before removing the polyester film. Removing the backing while hot could impair the adhesion of the design.
- Once cooled, slowly peel away the polyester backing, ensuring that the design remains securely adhered to the textile.
By following these steps, you will achieve a professional-quality, durable, and well-applied marking on the textile.
- Follow the care instructions specified on the garment: The recommendations for the specific textile on which the film has been applied must be followed to ensure its durability.
- Wait 24 hours before the first wash: This allows the film to properly adhere to the fabric and prevents it from peeling or deteriorating prematurely.
- Iron only on the reverse side: To protect the transfer and avoid damage from the direct heat of the iron, it is essential to iron the garment inside out.
- Storage: The film should be stored under optimal conditions, vertically, away from direct light and moisture, for a maximum of one year. Improper storage can affect the film's properties, such as its adhesion or elasticity.
- Washing: The garment can be washed at a maximum temperature of 80°C, and it is recommended to wash it inside out to avoid exposing the transfer directly to friction, which could damage it.
- Avoid harsh products: Bleach-based detergents or other harsh chemicals can damage the film and affect its durability.
- Tumble drying: Tumble drying is allowed, but it is advisable to check the textile’s compatibility with this drying method.
- Dry cleaning: The garment can be dry cleaned without risk to the transfer.
These recommendations are essential to ensure the quality and longevity of the markings on personalized textiles.
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