Microfiber Heat Transfer Printed Towels Safe?

Microfiber heat transfer printing is a technique that transfers designs from paper onto towels through heat pressing. Here are the specific steps involved in this process:

1：Pattern Design: First, design and print the pattern to be transferred. The design is typically printed on heat transfer paper using special heat transfer ink.

2：Prepare the Towel: Lay the microfiber towel flat on the work table of the heat transfer machine.

3：Place the Transfer Paper: Position the printed heat transfer paper face down on the towel.

4：Heat Press Transfer: Set the heat transfer machine to the appropriate temperature (usually between 180-200°C) and time (usually 20-30 seconds). Then, start the heat transfer machine. The machine uses high temperature and pressure to transfer the pattern from the paper onto the towel.

5：Cooling and Removal: After the transfer is complete, let the towel cool down. Then, carefully peel off the heat transfer paper, and the pattern will be transferred onto the towel.

Therefore, the colors on heat transfer printed towels come from the colors on the transfer paper. The materials used for heat transfer colors are primarily heat transfer inks, which usually consist of dyes, solvents, resins, and other additives. These materials undergo rigorous testing and certification to ensure they are non-toxic and meet environmental standards.

The inks and dyes used for heat transfer printing have been rigorously tested and comply with international environmental and safety standards. v9 transferred towels meet OEKO-TEX standards, they are non-irritating and non-allergenic to the skin.