Bulk Transfers For Shirts In Hennepin
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A quick and very popular way to position your t-shirt transfer design is to use the 3 finger rule (or 4, depending on the size of your hand). Place your full front transfer design 3 fingers down from the collar. This is fast and easy because you don't need to pick up any other tools to do this.
Tips for positioning DTF transfers without tools Pinch the top and bottom to mark the center point without creasing the design. To set the design's exact center, fold it the other way as well and pinch to add small marks on the sides.
Four fingers down. We're lining up the center line that we made in our transfer with the center.MoreFour fingers down. We're lining up the center line that we made in our transfer with the center. Line on the press. That piece of tape. This line nice and straight four fingers.
Using Standard Rulers Once the garment is centered on the platen, place a ruler vertically on the shirt, aligning it with the lowest point of the collar's curve to find the center. Use two rulers together to find the exact center point for particular designs, such as left chest placements.
Next place your design face down on top of the HTV. Making sure it's properly aligned. The paperMoreNext place your design face down on top of the HTV. Making sure it's properly aligned. The paper will be a bit larger than the vinyl layers use heat resistant tape to secure it to the shirt.
A quick and easy way to remember in ordering bulk shirts is through a simple ratio based on a total of 10. Simply divide the total number of shirts you're ordering to 10 (total ratio) and multiply the product by each sizing. For example, if you need 100 shirts, multiply each by 10.
Below. Once you have everything lined up and even you can place your graphic. And then move itMoreBelow. Once you have everything lined up and even you can place your graphic. And then move it around as needed until centered. Next is the logo grid it for placing logos.
Keep Them In a Dry Location. Keeping the transfers from high humidity will prevent them from peeling off of the paper before you're ready to press them. Room Temperature Is Best. No Direct Sunlight. Sealed Containers Are Ideal. Lay Them Flat. Don't Stack Anything On Top Of Them. Shelf Life.
Guidelines for sublimation temperature and time depend on the material used, the type of ink used, and the sublimation machine. The temperature range for sublimation is normally between 360°F and 400°F, and the typical sublimation period is between 45 and 75 seconds.
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Set temperature on heat press to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Set timer to 60 seconds. Set Pressure at medium. Place paper face down on garment. Press at 400 degrees F for 60 seconds with medium pressure. Remove paper immediately and peel hot.
