Ülekandepaber

Ülekandepaber, also known as transfer paper, is a type of paper used to transfer an image or design from one surface to another. It typically consists of a backing layer, a wax or ink layer, and a release coating. When pressure is applied, the ink or wax from the ülekandepaber adheres to the target surface.

There are several types of ülekandepaber, each suited for different applications. Carbon paper is a common form, where a thin layer of carbon is coated onto a paper backing. This is often used for creating duplicate copies of documents by placing it between two sheets of paper. More specialized transfer papers are designed for fabric printing, allowing designs to be transferred onto clothing. These often require a heat source, such as an iron or heat press, to activate the transfer process. Other types exist for transferring images onto ceramics, wood, and other materials, utilizing different ink formulations and application methods.

The process of using ülekandepaber generally involves placing the paper with the design facing down onto the surface to be transferred. Then, pressure is applied, either by hand, with a stylus, or through specialized machinery. This pressure causes the ink or wax to release from the ülekandepaber and bond with the receiving surface. The backing paper is then peeled away, leaving the transferred image behind. Ülekandepaber is a versatile tool for artists, crafters, and professionals needing to replicate or apply designs.