[Sample Presentation] Heat Transfer to Fibers [Basic Knowledge] and [Product Examples] are included.
A manufacturer of transfer labels celebrating its 90th anniversary will explain the "transfer" to textiles in an easy-to-understand manner!
Heat transfer is a technique that involves printing a design and adhesive resin onto heat-resistant paper, then applying heat and pressure using a press machine to transfer the design onto the target object. It is called "transfer" because the design formed on the backing paper is inverted and transferred onto materials such as fabric. We are offering a document created by our company, a manufacturer of transfer labels celebrating its 90th anniversary, which includes easy-to-understand [basic knowledge] and [product examples] of heat transfer! Please download it from the PDF link below. 【Contents List】 ★ What is heat transfer? ★ Three key points for introducing transfer! ★ Differences in heat transfer printing technology ★ Product examples ★ Features of Omori Industries ★ Company information of Omori Industries *For more details, please contact us or download the PDF.
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Omori Industrial Co., Ltd. not only provides apparel products such as sportswear, general clothing, and socks, but has also expanded into non-apparel fields including tennis balls and fire hoses, offering transfer paper with a high market share. 【Business Activities】 ■ Transfer printing paper ■ Various printed products ■ Woven labels, packaging, seals, patches, and others ■ Planning, production, sales, and import of promotional products
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■ Transfer print paper ■ Various printed products ■ Woven labels, packages, stickers, patches, and others ■ Planning, production, sales, and import of promotional products
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Our company is a transfer label manufacturer that celebrated its 90th anniversary in 2016. We successfully developed Japan's first transfer paper for textiles and have expanded into non-apparel fields such as tennis balls and fire hoses, in addition to apparel products like sportswear, general clothing, and socks, providing transfer paper with a high market share. Utilizing our unique know-how and technological capabilities accumulated over many years, we aim to be a company that is called one-of-a-kind. We intend to continue our challenges based on the pursuit of uniqueness as a manufacturer and the creation of high value-added products through domestic production.
