heat-transfer vinyl, navy blue PVC fabrics
Technical Specifications
- Material Type: Highly durable PVC (polyvinyl chloride) heat-transfer vinyl.
- the color: Dark navy blue with full color coverage (100% opacity).
- Texture and shine: Solid plastic texture with a matte finish that prevents strong light reflection.
- Available sizes:
- Experiment board: 30 x 50 cm.
- Half meter: 50 x 50 cm.
- Full meter: 50 x 100 cm.
- Thickness: It ranges between 110 - 130 microns (thicker than PU to ensure prominence and durability).
- Fabric compatibility: Ideal for 100% cotton, polyester, and cotton/poly blends.
- Compatibility with machines: Compatible with all electronic vinyl cutters (such as Cameo, Cricut) and flatbed heat presses.
Superior quality standards (Information Gain)
PVC vinyl is the first “technical and economical” choice for owners of large projects, as it differs from PU in that it is thicker and more rigid, which makes it less likely to wrinkle during cutting and unloading, especially in designs with large blocks and wide phrases. This material gives you high “mechanical resistance” against friction, and its chemical composition ensures that the deep navy color does not fade even with repeated washing at temperatures up to 60 degrees Celsius, making it the ideal solution for work clothes and uniforms that are widely used. You can browse the section heat-transfer vinyl To discover other color options.
Why is it the first choice? (The Value Prop)
Are you looking to reduce production costs while maintaining a professional appearance? Navy PVC vinyl is the solution. Thanks to its low cost compared to other materials and its high coverage ability (where the color of the fabric does not appear underneath at all), it guarantees you a higher profit margin in printing projects. It is the smartest investment for those looking for quality and durability at the same time. Shop now from Madar Print Ensure the success of your project with tools trusted by professionals.
Creative Inspiration
- Corporate uniforms: The navy blue color conveys confidence and professionalism, making it ideal for printing company logos on employee shirts.
- Mathematical numbers: Thanks to its thickness, it is excellent for printing numbers and names on sportswear for amateur teams.
- Tote Bags: Create bold geometric designs on beige or white bags, as the navy blue color will stand out clearly and luxuriously.
How to use (Guide)
To ensure the best installation, follow these steps carefully:
- Design and cut: Create your design and mirror it before sending the order to Vinyl cutting machine. Choose cutting settings specific to PVC (slightly deeper needle).
- unloading: Remove excess using vacuum tools; You will notice that it is easy to handle thanks to its thickness.
- Heat press: Set the press to a temperature of 150 - 160 degrees Celsius.
- Time and pressure: Press for 10-15 seconds with medium to high pressure.
- Exfoliation: Wait until the design has cooled completely before removing the plastic protection to ensure sharp, clean edges.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the difference between PVC vinyl and PU vinyl? A: PVC vinyl is thicker, stiffer and less expensive, while PU is softer and more flexible. PVC is ideal for large designs and practical clothing, and it is a type that is very much in demand in the market sublimation printing.
Q: Is the navy blue color affected by repeated washing? A: No, this type is characterized by very high color stability. We recommend washing the piece inside out in cold or warm water to ensure longer print life.
Q: Can it be used with a home iron? A: Yes, it is possible, but for commercial and sustainable results, we always recommend using... Heat press To ensure even distribution of heat and pressure.
Don't miss the opportunity to increase the quality of your products and reduce your costs at the same time. Add navy PVC vinyl to your cart now and start producing your customers' orders with unparalleled confidence and professionalism.
Minimum order quantity: 50 units.
Product images and customization previews are illustrative. Final artwork is confirmed before production.