Key Features
- Vivid Lime Green Color: Bold, high-visibility shade with consistent color across batches.
- Five Material Options: TPU, PU, PVC, Silicone and PET to suit different fabrics and finishes.
- Customization Available: Custom colors, sizes, thickness and packaging to match specific order requirements.
- Easy to Cut and Weed: Cuts cleanly and weeds without damaging fine lines.
- Fast Heat Transfer: Quick pressing with a clean carrier peel and even finish.
- Wide Fabric Compatibility: Works on cotton, polyester, blends and more.
Specification
| Product Name | Lime Green HTV Vinyl |
| Material | TPU, PU, PVC, Silicone, PET |
| Color | Lime Green |
| Finish | Glossy / Matte, Lime Green Glitter HTV;Customizable |
| Size | 50cm*50m/roll, Customizable |
| Thickness | 0.08 – 10mm, Customizable |
| Application Temperature | 140–160°C (284–320°F) |
| Pressing Time | 8–15 seconds |
| Pressure | Medium, 3–5 kg |
| Peel | Warm Peel / Cold Peel, depending on material |
| Cutting | Compatible with plotter cutters such as Cricut, Silhouette, Graphtec, Roland and Mimaki |
| Fabric Compatibility | Cotton, Polyester, Cotton-Polyester Blends and other suitable textiles |
| MOQ | 1 Roll |
| Samples | Free Samples |
How to Use Lime Green Heat Transfer Vinyl
- 1. Design & Cut: Create and mirror your design, then cut the HTV with a compatible cutting plotter such as Cricut, Silhouette, Graphtec, Roland or Mimaki.
- 2. Weed: Remove the excess vinyl carefully, leaving the lime green design on the carrier film.
- 3. Preheat: Briefly preheat the fabric to remove moisture and wrinkles.
- 4. Position: Place the design on the garment with the carrier film facing upward. Make sure it is correctly positioned before pressing.
- 5. Heat Press: Set the heat press to 140–160°C (284–320°F) and apply medium pressure of 3–5 kg for 8–15 seconds.
- 6. Peel: Peel the carrier film using the recommended warm peel or cold peel method according to the specific material.
- 7. Finish: Allow the transferred design to cool completely and check that the edges are securely bonded.
