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2 / 4 page ![]() Cutting: Die-cutting is recommended, although it can also be hand-cut or guillotined. Screen Printing (After lamination): 3M™ Scotchlite™ Reflective Material - 8765 White Transfer Film offers good screen print adhesion. Choice of ink will depend on application and care instructions. Sublimation Printing (After lamination): Scotchlite reflective material - 8765 white transfer film offers good ink adhesion and durability for sublimated colors and images. Recommended contact for sublimation information is Holt Mfg. (919) 227-5561. For further information contact your local 3M Technical Service representative. Heat Lamination: Work on a flat surface where uniform heat and pressure can be applied. Avoid applying film over seams and stitches. 1. Remove plastic liner, exposing dry adhesive. Do not remove paper liner. 2. Place Scotchlite reflective material - 8765 white transfer film on fabric (substrate) adhesive side down and apply heat and pressure as described below. Place a non-stick slip sheet between the platen and laminating surface to prevent any excess adhesive transfer contamination. 3. Allow application to cool (room temperature) before removing the paper liner. Place application on a flat surface and remove the paper liner by lifting one corner and pulling (about 45˚ angle) in a continuous, smooth manner. Note: Do not exceed lamination temperatures of 375˚F (190˚C) because the paper liner may become difficult to remove. If high temperatures are required for bond durability, follow lamination steps 1-3, and then relaminate at the higher temperature (use a non- stick slip sheet to protect the application). The following recommendation is a general guideline for heat press lamination. Other lamination methods such as roll to roll, heat fusing, and High Frequency (HF) welding can also be used. The proper temperature/pressure/time conditions must be tested for each fabric to assure adequate adhesion. Many fabrics can be used as lamination substrates, however, nylons and fabrics treated with a durable water repellent (DWR) finish are difficult to adhere to and are not recommended. Care and Maintenance Instructions Important: Test each application according to appropriate care instructions required for the finished product. Actual life of Scotchlite reflective material - 8765 white transfer film depends on cleaning method and wear conditions. Wash: Machine wash warm, 40˚C (105˚F) Bleach: Only non-chlorine bleach when needed Dry: Tumble dry low Iron: Use cool iron, 150˚C (300˚F) Dryclean: Dryclean, normal cycle P Temperature Dwell Time Pressure 325-375˚F 10-20 seconds Firm (165-190˚C) (30-40 psi line pressure) |
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