Beatles (DTF Transfer)

Direct-to-fabric heat pressing is a method of applying designs onto fabric using a combination of heat and pressure. This technique is often used in the garment industry for creating custom designs on various types of fabrics. Here are the steps for direct-to-fabric heat pressing: Setting up the Heat Press: Adjust Pressure: Depending on your heat press model, adjust the pressure knob or lever to ensure that there is enough pressure to transfer the design effectively onto the fabric. Place Fabric on the Platen: Lay the fabric flat onto the lower platen of the heat press, making sure it is smooth and free from wrinkles. Position the Transfer: Position the transfer paper or vinyl with the design facing down onto the fabric in the desired location. Time Setting: Cotton Fabrics: Temperature: 350-375°F (175-190°C) Time: 15-20 seconds Blended Fabrics (Cotton/Polyester): Temperature: 350-375°F (175-190°C) Time: 15-20 seconds Cooling and Peeling: Cooling Time: After the pre