Links to articles about heat transfer films on the SEF Americas Heat Transfer Blog.
On my SEF Americas Heat Transfer Blog I have posted several articles about cutting, printing and heat pressing heat transfer flex and flock films on garments. Below is a list of links to the articles posted:
 SEF Americas DocumentsSEF Heat Transfer Films Instructions |
| Cutting and Weeding Tips for Heat Transfer Films |
| Pressing Heat Transfer Films |
| Printing Heat Transfer Films with Latex Inks |
| Evaluating Heat Transfer Films |
| Heat Transfer Films: Hot, Warm or Cold Peel |
| The Difference between FlexCut Sticky and FlexCut ... |
| The Trouble with Shrinking Shirts |
| Which Films Stick to Coated Fabrics? |
| Heat Transfer Films Product Application Chart |
| Printing Tatoo with Seiko Fluorescent Inks |
| Stretching Garments Prior to Heat Pressing |
| Heat Pressing Appliques on Leather |
| ReflexCut Sweet Reflective Heat Transfer Films |
| SEF Technical Support |
| Tips for Cutting Flock Material |
| Rules for Overlaying Heat Transfer Films |
| The Differences Between Polyurethane and Vinyl Fil... |
| Shopping for a Heat Press |
| Plotter Cutting Heat Transfer Films |
Caring for Garments with Heat TransfersAbout SEF AmericasSEF Americas is the exclusive distributor of SEF heat transfer material in North America. SEF Americas sells and services their product line through a network of distributors across the United States and Canada. The company's product line includes an array of flex and flock films for plotter cutting and digital printing and cutting. Popular SEF brands include Tatoo, Classicprint, Clearflex, Fiberplus, Metalflex and Reflexcut. About SEF-France.
For more than 35 years, SEF has provided the screen printing and garment industries with high quality flex films and flock films. Manufacturing at SEF is totally integrated. The factory formulates, casts and adhesive coats its own polyurethane (PU) films. SEF even manufactures its own flock fibers. With a corporate commitment to a greener environment, all of its film and adhesive formulations are water based. This ensures that no solvents pollute the atmosphere. Its only emission is water vapor. Today, SEF is recognized as a leading producer of heat transfer films for used in the fabrication of heat press appliqués for textile decoration. Its ultra-thin polyurethane films and super soft flock films are easy to plotter cut and digitally print.
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Hingst began his career 42 years ago in the graphic arts field creating and producing advertising and promotional materials for a large test equipment manufacturer. Working for offset printers, large format screen printers, vinyl film manufacturers, and application tape companies, his experience included estimating, production planning, purchasing and production art, as well as sales and marketing. In his capacity as a salesman, Hingst was recognized with numerous sales achievement awards.
Drawing on his experience in production and as graphics installation subcontractor, Hingst provided the industry with practical advice, publishing more than 150 articles for publications, such as Signs Canada, SignCraft, Signs of the Times, Screen Printing, Sign and Digital Graphics and Sign Builder Illustrated. He also posted more than 325 stories on his blog (hingstssignpost.blogspot.com). In 2007 Hingst’s book, Vinyl Sign Techniques, was published.
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