What is the temperature required for heat transfer printing? Does it affect the transfer material?

The transfer temperature required for different materials varies. In terms of plastic, the transfer temperature required for hard adhesives such as ABS, benzene, and acrylic is about 20 ℃ lower than that for soft adhesives such as PP and PE. The thermometer is detected on silicon and rollers, with a surface temperature of about 90 ℃ -120 ℃ on the rubber plate. However, PVC requires a lower temperature (between about 60 ℃ -80 ℃). Due to the separation of a layer of heat-resistant film between the heat source and the substrate during transfer printing, and the short contact time (about 1cm/0.5-1 seconds for rubber roller transfer and 1-4 seconds for direct pressing of the rubber plate), it will not cause deformation of the substrate. However, if the substrate is a soft rubber plate less than 0.5mm, there will be a small amount of deformation