A4 snow shrink paper, 10 sheets

• Technical Specifications

At "Madar Print" we offer you an engineering material intended for professionals and amateurs alike, with precise specifications that guarantee the success of your project from the first try:

Material Type: Shrinkable thermoplastic (Polystyrene) treated with a semi-transparent “frosted” layer.

Size and number: A4 (210 x 297 mm) - saving pack containing 10 sheets.

Shrink Ratio: The piece shrinks to approx 45% from its original size.

Increase thickness: The thickness doubles after heating to reach 1.5 - 2 mmwhich turns the sheet into a solid piece of plastic that resembles acrylic.

Surface compatibility: A rough side is equipped to receive inkjet printer inks and wooden colored pencils, and a smooth side.

the weight: Light before baking, hard, durable and break-resistant after heat treatment.

• Superior quality standards (Information Gain)

This paper is a revolution in the world of handicrafts and home production. What distinguishes the “frosted” type from regular transparent is the presence of “microporous surface” on one side. This technology allows By absorbing ink It sets instantly, preventing color run-off and giving a velvety finish with very saturated colors after shrinkage.

Unlike slippery surfaces, the icy surface provides optimal "traction" allowing you to use colored pencils or pastels to draw by hand, giving you the freedom to combine digital printing with hand drawing. When paper is exposed to heat, the molecules come together and the intensity of the color pigment increases, so it is always recommended Brighten the image by 50% Pre-printing to obtain the exact desired color after baking. You can browse more premium paper options in the printing papers section to choose what suits your next project.

• Why is it the first choice? (The Value Prop)

Your choice of snowflake shrink wrap is from a store Madar Print It means you are investing in “sustainable quality”. This product solves the biggest problem facing handmade medal makers, which is “colour fading” or “piece not being solid”. Thanks to its advanced chemical composition, you will get very solid finishes that look like frosted glass, are waterproof (after insulation), and will last for years without deformation. An economical and professional alternative to laser cutting acrylic, you can produce hundreds of medals and brooches using only your home printer and a simple electric kiln.

• Creative Inspiration

Do not limit your use of this paper to medals only, unleash your imagination:

Jewelry Industry: Earrings, pendants, necklaces, and rings with unique designs.

Brooches and pins: Make brooches of cartoon characters or company logos and pin them to the back.

clothing buttons: Design special and distinctive buttons that are unparalleled in the market.

Scrapbooking decorations: Add 3D highlights to photo albums and gifts.

Identification marks: Pet name tags or school bag tags.

• How to use (Guide)

To ensure you get "zero score" (Best result) and avoid common mistakes, follow this engineering guide:

Design and printing: Design the desired shape, and then... Brightness By 50% because the colors will become very dark and intense after shrinkage. Print the design on the rough side using the Inject printer exclusively.

Cutting: Cut around the design and leave slight edges if desired. If you are making a medal, use a paper punch to make a hole now (Before baking) because you will not be able to pierce it after it hardens.

Thermal preparation: Preheat the electric oven to temperature 150°C - 160°C. (Avoid using the microwave).

Bread: Place a sheet of parchment paper in a tray, and place the piece inside it. You will notice that the paper twists and shrinks severely (don't worry, this is normal). Wait until it comes back completely flat (this process takes 1-3 minutes).

Flattening and cooling: Immediately remove the piece and press it down with an acrylic block or heavy, flat book to ensure it is completely flat while hot.

Protection (optional): After it cools, you can add a layer of resin or clear nail polish to give a glass shine and additional protection, and you can use vinyl tools and accessories.

• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Question: Can a laser printer be used with shrink wrap? Answer: It is preferable to use “inject” printers (liquid ink) to ensure the stability of the colors on the porous surface. Laser printers may not adhere to the ink well and may dissolve the paper.

Question: How much does the paper shrink after baking? Answer: The paper shrinks to about 45% of its original size (that is, a little less than half), and its thickness increases to become a solid plastic sheet.

Question: Does the finished work need a protection layer? Answer: The paper is resistant after baking, but to give a professional appearance, a glassy shine, and protection from scratches, we recommend applying a layer of clear resin.

Turn your drawings into tangible masterpieces now! Order the snowflake shrink paper and start your creative project immediately.

Minimum order quantity: 50 units.

Product images and customization previews are illustrative. Final artwork is confirmed before production.