Double-Sided Iron-On Thermal Adhesive Film for Patches & Embroidery – Width 100 cm, Transparent

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Description Achieve clean, industrial-grade bonding with our premium double-sided iron-on thermal adhesive foil. Engineered specifically for embroiderers, textile artists, and garment manufacturers, this transparent heat-activated film is designed for creating durable, iron-on patches, badges, and fabric appliqués. With an expansive 100 cm working width, it provides high yield and seamless handling for both small artisan runs and high-volume commercial production. Key Features - **Reliable Dual-Sided Adhesion:** Formulated to bond securely to embroidery backings, interlinings, and a wide variety of garment textiles. - **Generous 100 cm Width:** Accommodates large embroidery hoops, multi-badge layouts, and efficient pattern cutting. - **Invisible Finish:** Clear, transparent adhesive film delivers a neat, professional look with no unsightly residue. - **Two-Stage Heat Transfer Integrity:** Designed for controlled preliminary bonding, leaving ample adhesive volume to ensure a permanent, heavy-duty bond during final garment application. Technical Specifications - **Product Type:** Double-Sided Iron-On Thermal Foil / Adhesive Interlining - **Color:** Transparent - **Width:** 100 cm - **Recommended Ironing Temperature:** 135 ºC – 180 ºC - **Recommended Working Pressure:** 1.3 bar - **Recommended Dwell Time:** 6 – 8 seconds Application Instructions & Best Practices - **Initial Patch Layering:** When attaching the foil to the reverse side of embroidery, press for 6 to 8 seconds at 1.3 bar within the 135 ºC – 180 ºC range. Avoid excessive temperature or pressure during this initial step: the thermofoil should only be lightly glued so that it does not deeply penetrate into the carrier material or base fibers. This preserves the necessary adhesive layer on the back for flawless iron-on transfer to the final apparel. - **Pre-Application Testing:** Because fabrics and embroidery densities react differently to heat and pressure, always conduct a preliminary test on a sample piece before full-scale application.