The heat transfer printing process

　　The heat transfer printing process is actually like this

　　We often use heat transfer printing around us, and everyone is very familiar with it. When we are processing, we need to have a clear understanding of its performance, know how to carry out each task, and prevent problems from occurring. We know that heat transfer printing is a new method of printing pictures onto other materials that we want to print. Heat transfer printing is particularly suitable for manufacturing a small number of unique products, as well as printing photos or some colorful pictures. The principle of heat transfer printing is to print the required pictures on professional transfer paper through certain methods, Then, by using a high-temperature method, the pictures on the transfer paper are printed onto the pictures that need to be printed.

　　The effect of transferring different materials is also different. There are two main types of heat transfer printing: one is adhesive film transfer printing, and the other is to improve transfer printing. The reason why it is called adhesive film transfer printing is because there are some gums on the transfer paper for transfer printing. After heating, the gummed pictures are transferred to other media materials. The pictures printed with good materials are very thin and beautiful. If the materials used are not good enough, the transferred pictures will be simple, damaged, and have a certain degree of stickiness. The pictures transferred are also thicker and less beautiful. Improving transfer printing is a relatively new method of transfer printing, and the materials used are also quite unique. The effect of transfer printing through this method is very good, and it is very firm, and can be directly raised to the inside of the object.

　　Due to the influence of heat resistance and smoothness, not all media can be transferred using heat transfer processing. Currently, there are hundreds of types of materials that can be transferred using heat transfer processing, such as clothes, hats, watches, tiles, medals, banners, etc. With the advancement of skills, there will be more information that can be transferred using heat transfer processing.