Water Transfer Printing Film for Personalization Design

Advantages of water printing

It is not limited by the shape of the product. It can also be applied to products that are particularly complex or large, super long, and super-wide. Personalization: Do whatever you want, and design any patterns according to customer needs.

Water Transfer Printing Film Introduction

Water Transfer Printing Film, also called Hydrographics Film, Immersion Printing Film, Cubic Printing Film or Hydro Dipping Film, is a kind of printing material for applying standard or customized designs to curved-surface objects. Water Transfer Printing can be used for a variety of materials, such as plastic, woods, metal, glass, pottery, etc. Compared to tradional printing methods, Water Transfer Printing Film is an option more excellent and more economical.

A:What Type of Materials Is This Method Suited For?

B:Some of the substrates used in hydrographic printing include:

Plastic

Wood

Ceramics

Fiberglass

Metal

Water transfer is a coating technique that uses the surface tension and adhesion of water to transfer a pattern to the surface of an object.

Features of water transfer printer

♦ Mass production: Water transfer technology can achieve mass production and improve production efficiency and output. One water transfer machine can process multiple items at the same time, reducing production time and cost.

♦ Flatness and durability: The water transfer pattern has a high flatness and fit, can perfectly cover the surface of the object, and has good wear resistance and durability. Transfer patterns are not prone to fading, peeling or damage.

♦ Cost effectiveness: Compared with other decorative processes, the cost of water transfer technology is relatively low. It does not require additional equipment and accessories, only water transfer machine and weak solvent can be.

Here are the optimal storage conditions for hydrographic film

Storage temperature: 68°F – 77°F

Storage humidity: 50%-60% humidity

That’s because there is a sweet spot when it comes to optimal film storage. Drastic changes in temperature and humidity will reduce the shelf life of the film.