Author: seaart

  • How to Press Thermoflex Plus HTV

    How to Press Thermoflex Plus HTV

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    In this article, we will address yet another type of vinyl, Thermoflex Plus HTV. More precisely, how to press Thermoflex Plus HTV. What is Thermoflex Plus HTV? Thermoflex Plus heat transfer vinyl is a high-standard vinyl in the custom apparel decoration. It has a soft, matte finish. The range of colors that this is available in…

  • How to Press Siser Easyweed HTV

    How to Press Siser Easyweed HTV

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    The very fundamental question in the heat transfer vinyl business is how to heat press the HTV. There are various sources that have the step-by-step tutorial on the process. They also have one instruction in common. Follow the instruction that come with your vinyl. Heat pressing is a very easy and painless process if you…

  • 5 Niche Markets for HTV Decoration To Consider

    5 Niche Markets for HTV Decoration To Consider

    If you are thinking of starting or expanding your heat transfer business, you must do your research on the market. One must know for you is the niche markets for HTV decoration businesses. These should be selected irrespective of your business’s geolocation. You should be able to virtually take your business worldwide. Hence, we are discussing…

  • Different Methods of Heat Transfer printing

    Different Methods of Heat Transfer printing

    Getting to know about heat transfer paper is not enough. We have to know how the designs get printed on it in order to fully understand why it is better. There are different methods of heat transfer printing. For example, Silk-screen printing, flexo printing, and digital printing. Let’s discuss all these in detail to know more about…

  • Heat transfer paper vs Sublimation

    Heat transfer paper vs Sublimation

    In heat transfer printing technology, people often compare the different methods. One of them is heat transfer paper vs sublimation. Heat transfer paper is basically the paper used to print the design of the label is heat transfer paper. We have already discussed about heat transfer paper in detail in another article your guide to heat…

  • You guide to Heat Transfer Paper

    You guide to Heat Transfer Paper

    When we talk about heat transfer stickers and labels, heat transfer paper is involved. So, the next question is, what is heat transfer paper? Let’s read ahead to know more about heat transfer papers. What is heat transfer paper? Heat transfer paper is treated as a fabric sticker. It is used as a base to print…

  • Printing technologies that you can find

    Printing technologies that you can find

    The advancements in technology have created a positive impact on printing technologies as well. Therefore, it has become much easier for the people to complete their projects in a timely manner. On the other hand, these technologies help the people to remain profitable and competitive in the industry. Here is a list of some of…

  • What is a heat transfer label/sticker?

    What is a heat transfer label/sticker?

     If you are new to HTV business, you must have had this question, what is heat transfer label? I had the same question but finding information at a single place was difficult when I started my research. Therefore, this article will tackle the basic questions what? Why? Where to buy? How to apply it?  So,…

  • Reflective Heat Transfer Vinyl

    Reflective Heat Transfer Vinyl

    Nowadays the use of reflective heat transfer vinyl is no longer limited for roadside workers or security and health personnel. The trend to wear it is on a rise. Apart from the security apparel, it can be found on athleisure, street apparel and more. Hence, to serve the growing trend, the variety has also increased. Listed below are…

  • HTV for Home Décor

    HTV for Home Décor

    HTV for Home Decore? Might sound a little weird right? But let’s try and think out of the norm for a second and see the possibilities. Why HTV for home décor? The only cloth we use around in not just T-Shirts and garments. We use cloth in cushion covers, blankets, place mats, curtains, dish towel etc.…