A4 white shrink paper, 10 sheets
- Technical Specifications
Raw material: High-density polystyrene plastic with thermal memory.
Color and finish: Solid White, turns into a pure white solid piece of plastic after shrinkage.
Dimensions: Standard A4 size (21 x 29.7 cm).
Shrinkage rate: It shrinks approximately 45% to 55% of its original size when exposed to heat.
Increase thickness: The thickness of the sheet increases about 7-9 times to become a plastic object with high hardness (about 2 mm after shrinkage).
Compatibility: Intended for drawing with permanent markers, wood-based colored pencils (after light sanding), and stamping inks.
Quantity: 10 sheets per envelope.
- Superior quality standards (Information Gain)
White Shrink Plastic from our store is distinguished by its unique ability to retain color saturation and increase color intensity after the heat shrinkage process. Unlike regular paper, the technology of this product is based on the relaxation of polymer chains at a temperature of 160°C, which makes it return to its original molecular size with a density and hardness similar to manufactured acrylic. The opaque white surface provides the perfect backdrop to highlight bright colors and logos without the need for an additional backing layer. You can browse more materials for artistic projects in the Papers section to choose what suits your creativity.
- Why is it the first choice? (The Value Prop)
Choosing this product means shortening the traditional manufacturing steps for medals and brooches. Instead of ordering expensive molds or using complex plastic injection equipment, white shrink wrap gives you the ability to produce commercial-quality art pieces, keychains, and pins from your home with simple tools. It is the ideal economic solution for emerging stores looking to provide custom-made products with a small capital, which is what we always guarantee to you at Madar Print as a partner for your success.
- Creative Inspiration
Pins industry: Draw cartoon characters or logos, and after shrinking, attach a metal pin to the back with strong glue.
Name medals: Cut paper into the shape of letters or names to make key charms and school bag badges.
Accessories and jewelry: Design earrings and necklaces with modern geometric shapes and color them in metallic colours.
Custom buttons: Create unique buttons for clothes with designs that are not found on the market.
- How to use (Guide)
To get the best result (Zero Result Optimization):
Preparation: Lightly sand the surface (if it is very smooth) with fine sandpaper so it will accept the colors better.
Drawing and cutting: Draw your design two and a half times larger than the desired final size, then trim the edges precisely. Don't forget to puncture the hanging area before baking using a paper punch.
the heat: Place the piece on parchment paper in a preheated oven (150-165°C) or use a heat gun.
Monitoring: You will notice that the paper twists, shrinks, and then comes back flat. Remove it immediately and press it with a heavy, flat object until it is completely straight.
Protection: To obtain a glassy shine and protect the drawing, we recommend covering the surface with a layer of clear resin or varnish available with our products, such as a clear vinyl sticker, to enhance durability.
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Question: Can white shrink paper be printed by laser or inkjet printer? Answer: It is best used for hand drawing, but some printers accept it if the surface has been sanded or if it is intended for printing (please try first).
Question: What is the shrinkage rate of shrink plastic sheet after heating? Answer: Paper shrinks to about 45% of its original size, with a significant increase in thickness and durability.
Question: What is the best way to color white shrink paper? Answer: Permanent markers and colored pencils (after sanding) give the best results and bright colors.
Create your own world of miniatures and professional medals now - order the white shrink paper and start creating!
Minimum order quantity: 50 units.
Product images and customization previews are illustrative. Final artwork is confirmed before production.