Hotronix, Carmichaels, Pa., offers tips for decorating a wide range of footwear with its shoe platen and a heat press.
Here are a few tips for maximizing your success when using a Hotronix shoe platen, according to the company:
– Check to make sure the shoe platen is compatible with your heat press.
– For best results, use a heat-transfer material with a pressure-sensitive carrier. The tacky backing will keep the design in place during heat printing. Thermal tape also may be used to hold small designs in place.
– Use a silicone cover sheet to protect the shoe’s surface during heat application.
– When using a silicone cover sheet, add a few seconds to the dwell time for best results.
For more information, visit hotronix.com. — L.M.
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