The hot stamping process on clothing is mainly electrochemical aluminum hot stamping foil, which mainly uses heating and pressure to transfer patterns or text to the surface of the hot stamped material. To complete this process, you need a hot stamping machine, a template engraved with special words or patterns (such as zinc plate, copper plate, etc.), which is heated to the required temperature, transfers the required pressure and maintains the corresponding elbow space. It should be noted that when hot stamping different materials, you should use the appropriate type of anodized aluminum, and select the appropriate temperature, pressure, and hot stamping time to achieve the ideal hot stamping effect.

1. Characteristics of hot stamping

The pattern is clear and beautiful, the color is bright and eye-catching, and it is wear-resistant and weather-resistant. On printed cigarette labels, the application of hot stamping technology accounts for more than 85%. In graphic design, hot stamping can be the finishing touch and highlight the design theme. Especially when used on trademarks and registered names, the effect is even more significant.

2. Matters that should be paid attention to

1. The appropriate hot stamping foil must be selected according to the different types of objects to be ironed. When hot stamping, you must master the three-way coordination of temperature, pressure, and hot stamping speed, and they vary according to the different hot stamping materials and hot stamping areas.

2. The speed and direction of the turning tool should be mastered when cutting.

3. Electrochemical aluminum hot stamping foil should use paper, ink (especially black ink), kerosene, and compound glue with suitable properties. The hot stamping parts must be kept dry to avoid oxidation or damage to the hot stamping layer.

4. The general packaging is: 0.64×120m per roll, 10 rolls per box; customizable width is 0.64m, length is 240m or 360m large roll or other special specifications.

5． When storing, it should be protected from pressure, moisture, heat and sun, and placed in a cool and ventilated place.