PS picture frame multi-color wood grain heat transfer film

During operation, load the full roll of wood grain heat transfer film into the heat transfer machine, secure the base materials of PS photo frames, and precisely adjust the temperature, pressure, and speed according to the material properties. Once the machine is activated, the film seamlessly fuses with the base materials through heat pressing. After the transfer process, simply peel off the release film to reveal clear, intricate wood grain patterns. The film’s delicate, matte, realistic finish instantly imparts an elegant and luxurious touch to the frames, effortlessly elevating them to high-end decor pieces.

1.Texture and Touch: Delicate wood grain patterns spread naturally across the matte, skin-touch surface, creating a harmonious visual contrast with the base color. The soft, velvety texture offers a luxurious tactile experience.​
2.Efficient Processing: Designed for seamless integration with heat transfer machines, it allows for continuous roll - to - roll operation without the need for pre - cutting. High - quality transfer is achieved through precise temperature and pressure control.​
3.Versatile Compatibility: Compatible with various materials, including PS photo frames. The film adheres firmly to the substrate during heat pressing, ensuring consistent transfer results.​
4.Superior Durability: Boasting excellent abrasion resistance, it remains intact even in humid conditions, with minimal risk of peeling. Its UV - resistant properties ensure long - lasting color vibrancy, making it suitable for outdoor use.​
5.Precise Replication: During the heat transfer process, every detail of the wood grain and the skin - like texture are faithfully reproduced on the substrate, maintaining consistent clarity and tactile quality.​

Precautions​:
1.Handle with care during transportation and store the product in an upright position.​
2.Keep away from heat sources and store in an environment below 25°C.​
3.Ensure a dry storage environment to prevent moisture exposure.