Siirtokuvien

Siirtokuvien, a Finnish term often translated as "transfer images" or "decalcomania," refers to a printing technique where a design is transferred from one surface to another. This process typically involves printing an image onto a special release paper, which is then applied to the target object. Heat, pressure, or a solvent is used to transfer the ink from the paper to the surface, leaving the design behind.

This method is widely used for various applications. In the textile industry, siirtokuvien are commonly employed for custom t-shirt printing, sportswear, and promotional apparel. They allow for vibrant, detailed designs that adhere well to fabric. Beyond textiles, siirtokuvien are also found in product decoration, such as on ceramics, plastics, and metal. They are particularly useful for applying logos and graphics to irregularly shaped objects where traditional printing methods might be difficult. The durability and versatility of siirtokuvien have made them a popular choice for both small-scale custom projects and large-scale industrial production. The complexity of the design and the desired finish can influence the specific type of siirtokuvien and application process used.