Laser Hot Stamping Foils

The features of Laser Hot Stamping Foils are as follows:

1. It can produce high shimmering luster, which makes the printed matter look more exquisite and high-grade.
2. Due to its high-tech coating, it can provide high wear resistance and scratch resistance.
3. Easy to carry and store, not easy to be affected by moisture, oxidation and damage.
4. It supports a variety of color and printing effect options, which can meet different design needs.

application of Laser Hot Stamping Foils:
1. Thermal transfer stickers: Laser thermal transfer foils are often used in the production of stickers, such as trademarks, labels, packaging, etc.
2. Paper packaging: used for the decoration of various paper products such as paper boxes, paper hanging cards, paper bags, and cardboard.
3. Plastic packaging: It can be applied to the decoration of various plastic products such as plastic boxes, plastic cards, and plastic bags.
4. Leather products: It can be used for decoration of leather products such as bags, belts and leather boots.
5. Textiles: used for decoration of textiles such as clothing, cloth, shoes and hats.

Generally speaking, Laser Hot Stamping Foils is a high-grade decorative material that can improve the texture and added value of products, so it is widely used in packaging printing, paper manufacturing, leather products, textiles and other application fields.

Specification of Laser Hot Stamping Foils

How do you make Laser Hot Stamping Foils?

To make Laser Hot Stamping Foils, a process called vacuum metallization is typically used. Here are the basic steps involved:

1. First, a carrier film or substrate material is chosen and coated with an adhesive layer.

2. Next, the film is placed into a vacuum chamber and the temperature and pressure are carefully controlled.

3. A metal wire or target containing the desired metal, such as aluminum or copper, is then heated with an electric current until it vaporizes.

4. The metal atoms then condense on the substrate film and create a thin, uniform layer of metallic coating.

5. The coating process can be repeated multiple times, with each layer adding to the overall thickness and durability of the foil.

6. After the coating process is complete, the hot stamping foil is cut to the desired size and packaged for distribution.

During the hot stamping process, the foil is placed over the material to be stamped, and heat and pressure are applied to transfer the metallic layer onto the surface of the material. The resulting effect is a shiny, metallic design that is highly durable and scratch-resistant.