ülekandevärve

Ülekandevärve, known in English as transfer colors or heat-transfer vinyl, are specialized films used for applying graphics and designs to textiles. These materials consist of a design layer, a release liner, and an adhesive layer. The design is typically cut from a sheet of transfer vinyl using a plotter or specialized cutter.

The application process involves using a heat press. The heat press applies both heat and pressure to the transfer vinyl, causing the adhesive layer to melt and bond with the fabric. Once cooled, the release liner is peeled away, leaving the design permanently adhered to the garment.

There are many types of ülekandevärve, each suited for different applications and fabric types. Some are designed for cotton, while others are formulated for polyester, nylon, or even stretchy materials. They come in a wide array of colors, finishes, and textures, including metallic, glitter, flock (velvet-like), and glow-in-the-dark options.

Ülekandevärve are a popular choice for custom apparel, sportswear, promotional items, and small-scale production runs due to their versatility and relatively low setup costs compared to screen printing. The durability of the transfer depends on the quality of the material, the application process, and proper garment care.