White Iron On Vinyl
- Color: White
- Multiple styles: PU, PVC, UV, 3D, Luminescence, Glitter, Flock
- Composition: PET+PU+TPU
- Application: It’s suitable for several areas of uses like decorations, branding, patches, reinforcement, logos etc.
| Color | White |
| Multiple styles | PU, PVC, UV, 3D, Luminescence, Glitter, Flock |
| Composition | PET+PU+TPU |
| Application | It’s suitable for several areas of uses like decorations, branding, patches, reinforcement, logos etc. |
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The white iron-on vinyl remains a trusted choice among t-shirt makers and crafters alike as the most versatile all-around vinyl for all fabrics. This product applies and peels at lower temperatures and pressures, can be used to hot press onto clothes, and is exceptionally durable.
Iron on vinyls made of YGM White are some of the easiest to trim and weed. There’s no guesswork involved with YGM, which includes the exact vinyl cutter settings for the most popular machines (Cricut, Silhouette, Brother, Roland, Graphtec, etc). There is even the possibility of cutting it with a laser cutter! Your cut designs will stay in place thanks to the pressure-sensitive backing. You can find all the answers to your questions about White iron on vinyl in this FAQ Guide.
What is white iron on vinyl?
A special type of vinyl known as white iron on vinyl can be adhered to fabric. The difference is between this and adhesive vinyl sheets and rolls, which are sticky from the start. Vinyl is heat-activated by its adhesive. It is available in sheets, rolls, and packs. There are two sides to your vinyl when you receive it. After you’ve ironed your project, you can peel off the protective layer on the serface. If you want to create a design, you will cut the matte side of the back side. In addition, it is on this side that the adhesive is heat-activated.
Figure 1: White Iron On Vinyl
Is white iron on vinyl durable and flexible?
Yes! If applied correctly, this white iron on vinyl will not fade, peel or crack, despite repeated washings. It is made with premium material and delivers extra stretch and flexibility without compromising durability.
Figure 2: White Iron On Vinyl
Is white iron on vinyl easy to weed and cut?
Designed for custom garment decoration, our white iron-on vinyl is easy to cut and is pressure and temperature sensitive. The protective film is easy to remove after the design has been applied to the desired surface. Iron on vinyl in white will always cut like a charm and won’t give you any problems every time.
Is white iron on vinyl used in a wide range of applications?
You can iron on vinyl onto textiles if they are made of cotton or polyester, or cotton/poly blends. Furthermore, then white iron on vinyl can be used for lettering, numbering, and logos on sports gear, t-shirts, baseball caps, and other clothing.
How can I use white iron on vinyl?
- Prepare your design by cutting and weeding.
- The iron should be set between the polyester and wool settings.
- Before applying HTV to your garment, pre-iron the areas where it will be applied.
- HTV designs should be placed on garments.
- Cover the HTV design with a cover sheet.
- Using the iron, begin with light pressure and increase to firm pressure as necessary. Your HTV will vary depending on what you are using.
- If you are using a cold or warm liner, remove it carefully.
- When you have peeled the protective film off, place the cover sheet back over the HTV and iron it back and forth as you would your clothing.
Figure 3: White Iron On Vinyl on T-shirt