easiMARK Evoflex Blockout White (9001) 500mm
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easiMARK Evoflex Blockout White is a heat seal garment film specifically designed for low temperature transfers on polyester sublimated garments. It prevents ink migration, so no colour from the garment bleeds through the film.
After pressing your transfer, you can peel the backing off either warm or cold and the low pressing time and temperature will help reduce your production times.
easiMARK Evoflex Blockout White garment film is suitable for polyester fabrics without treatments and dyed with sublimation inks.
Supplied by the metre at 500mm wide.
How to use:
- Cut in mirror image and weed away the excess garment film. Blade: new at 45 degrees, pressure: 60gf, speed: 30 cm/sec.
- Heat apply sealable side down at 130 degrees C for 15 seconds, medium pressure.
- Remove backing film when warm or cold.
Care instructions:
- Wash up to 40 degrees C
- Do not dry clean
- Do not tumble dry
- Iron on reverse
Please wait 24 hours after pressing before washing and do not use bleach or other aggressive chemical agents.
Product Specificiation
Download a full product specification here
General Weeding Tips:
- Lighting and Workspace: Ensure a well-lit area and a clean surface to prevent losing small design pieces.
- Proper Weeding Tool: Use a tool with a pointed tip (e.g. easipick, tweezers, or a hook-ended tool) to remove excess material.
- Weed From the Left: For reverse-cut designs (design on carrier film), start weeding from the left and move to the right.
- Remove Inner Parts First: For letters with inner spaces (like "O" or "B"), remove the inner pieces before weeding the outer edges.
- Add a Cut/Weed Box Around the Design: When working with multiple designs, adding a cut box around each decal can aid in cutting and weeding.
Recommended Weeding Tools:
- easiPick: This handy tool has a sharp curved hook for greater precision when weeding sign vinyl and garment film, helping to ensure that your designs are not ruined during the weeding process.
- Pointed Tip Tweezers: For precise picking and removal of small vinyl pieces.
- Curved Fine-Tip Tweezers: Good for reaching into tight corners and spaces.
- Flat-Nosed Tweezers: Helpful for holding vinyl without tearing it.
- Weeding Hooks: For picking up and removing excess material with a hook-like tip.
Specific Tips for Different Situations:
- Small Details: Use fine-tipped tweezers or a hook-ended tool for precise removal.
- Large Designs: Consider using application tape or a transfer mask to facilitate weeding.
- Iron-on Vinyl: Ensure your cutting machine's pressure and force settings are not too high to avoid cutting too deep
