Carrier
Holds registration and determines hot, warm or cold peel behavior.
Soft-film performance studio
PU Film Heat Transfer Labels
Specify a PU film heat transfer label as a complete print-and-application system. Custom PU labels can provide a soft hand feel, fine logo detail, stretch compatibility and durable apparel branding when film, adhesive, fabric and press settings are validated together.
Thin profileSoft hand feelStretch evaluationRecorded press recipeWash validation
Print and effect
Logo colour, opacity, detail and optional PU glitter or finish layer.
PU film body
Provides profile, feel, elongation and recovery characteristics.
Adhesive interface
Bonds the transfer to the named fabric under a recorded press recipe.
Fabric screening
Qualify the receiving garment before bulk labels
Content, finish and construction affect adhesion and appearance.
Fiber
Cotton, polyester, blends and elastane need separate trials.
Surface
Coatings, repellents and texture can reduce contact.
Structure
Knit stretch, seams and rib affect pressure distribution.
Colour
Dark or migrating fabric needs opacity and migration review.
Stretch and recovery
Test the logo at the garment's real extension
Mark a fixed gauge length, extend the garment to the defined use condition, release it, and inspect the PU heat transfer for cracking, edge lift, distortion and incomplete recovery.
Film reference library
Review face, carrier and applied appearance
Application console
Lock five production settings to the approved sample
Use supplier-issued values for this label and fabric, then verify on the actual press.
Measured platen value.
Contact duration.
Consistent contact force.
Hot, warm or cold timing.
Rest before handling.
Sampling sequence
Resolve compatibility before the order clock starts
Quick sampling begins with complete files and representative garments; quoted dates follow the selected construction and revision plan.
Preflight
Artwork, size, colours, fabric, quantity and delivery point.
Output check
Line weight, trapping, opacity and carrier layout.
Press sample
Apply with the issued settings and inspect after cooling.
Control sample
Approve code, limits, recipe and bulk schedule.
Wash durability program
Record before, during and after care testing
Baseline
Photograph edge, colour, dimensions and garment surface after application and conditioning.
Cycle plan
Name water temperature, detergent, machine action, drying route and inspection intervals.
Acceptance
Set limits for lift, cracking, colour change, distortion and fabric damage.
Live PU catalog
Current film and transfer label references
These product cards read current information from the Teebling database.
GZ-FC-006
Custom PU Film Heat Transfer Labels
- Material
- TPU and PU
- Size
- 6 × 8 cm
- MOQ
- 100
- Price
- $ 0.35 USD
GZ-FC-005
Custom TPU Heat Transfer Labels for Clothing
- Material
- TPU and Fabric
- Size
- 5 × 8 cm
- MOQ
- 100
- Price
- $ 0.4 USD
GZ-FC-003
TPU Heat Transfer Logo Labels for Clothing
- Material
- TPU AND SILICONE
- Size
- 5 × 3 cm
- MOQ
- 100
- Price
- $ 0.3 USD
Low profile and garment movement lead
- A thin applied mark is preferred
- Fine printed detail matters
- Stretch and recovery are validated
- A soft surface fits the collection
The logo needs structural depth
For pronounced relief, inspect 3D raised rubber logo patches. For a carrier-based full-colour print workflow, compare PET film heat transfer prints.
Film lab answers
PU heat transfer label FAQ
What is a PU film heat transfer label?
It is a thin polyurethane-based decoration supplied on a carrier and applied with controlled heat, time and pressure. The exact film, print, adhesive and carrier construction is confirmed for the project.
Are PU labels suitable for stretch garments?
They can be specified for stretch applications, but performance depends on artwork coverage, film system, fabric, application and required extension. Approve recovery and cracking on the intended garment.
Can PU glitter be included in a heat transfer logo?
A glitter or special-effect construction may be available as its own material layer. Specify particle appearance, colour, coverage and care expectations, then approve a physical sample.
What heat-press settings should production use?
Use the supplier instructions issued for the approved label and fabric combination. Record time, temperature, pressure, peel timing and cooling; do not copy settings from another transfer.
How do I test wash durability?
Apply labels to representative garments, condition them, then run the agreed care cycles. Inspect edge lift, cracking, colour change, distortion and garment marking against an unwashed control.
What controls MOQ and sampling time?
Artwork, dimensions, colours, effect layers, quantity splits, proof revisions and production loading all matter. Current MOQ and dates are stated in the written quotation.
Build a label around your real fabric and press line
Share artwork, finished size, garment, stretch target, quantities and destination.