Chemica Upperflock – a high-quality flock (velvet) effect heat transfer film made from 100% viscose It stands out with an extremely soft, velvety surface, which gives garments a luxurious and elegant appearance This film is perfect for personalizing both fashion and home decor accessories
Main features
- Universal applicability: suitable for various fabrics, including cotton, polyester, acrylic, and other materials
- Exclusive velvet surface: gives clothes a luxurious and elegant look
- Light processing: easily cut, trimmed using a 60° blade, quickly adhered at 160°C temperature, taking 20 seconds
- High resistance to washing: maintains its properties excellently even after many washes
- Ecological and safe: made without phthalates, so it is safe to use on clothes intended for children and infants
- Oeko-Tex certificates: comply with Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 class 1
Technical data
- Material: 100% viscose
- Thickness: 300 microns
- The width of the roller: 50 centimeters
- Quantity in roll: 20 meters
- Sealing temperature and time: 160°C / 20 seconds
- Removal: cold
- Certifications: Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 class 1, phthalate-free
Chemica Upperflock is a perfect choice for those seeking high quality, flock effect thermal films Its versatility and high quality ensure excellent results in various applications
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