The DIGITRAN digital heat transfer process starts with electrophotographic printing of photo-realistic images on a carrier material. Therefore, the carrier is  refined by a special technology. Once printed the heat transfers get slit and wound up resulting in some handy rolls. These will be send to our customers who will then place the rolls in a heat transfer machine and simply apply the heat transfers to their products.

The digitally printed heat transfers are produced with a four color process (CMYK) and an opaque white as the fifth color. With those five colors a photo-realistic print with a resolution of 1200 dpi can be achieved. In regards to the printing width anything from a small dot to 320 mm can be realized, yet the printing length has close to no limits. Therefore printing an endless repeat of personalized, serialized or in any other way varying prints is possible. To ensure that the colors we print match the colors that are expected we developed our own workflow leading to a reliable color reproduction.