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Gunold BSN Heat Seal Film (Double Sided Fusible or Iron On) 41025 BSN Type H

Gunold BSN Heat Seal Film (Double Sided Fusible or Iron On) 41025 BSN Type H

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Title: 41025 BSN Type H in (2-meter)

Gunold BSN Heat Seal Film (Doubled side Iron On)

  • Image is for illustration purpose only. Item is sold by two metre or a roll of 25m.
  • Gunold Heat-seal, or BSN film, is a special film that allows an embroiderer to obtain a permanent bond of appliqu̩s, embroideries, patches, and emblems onto almost any fabric. Applied by a household iron or heat press, it supplies a permanent bond, including edges, borders and seams. For decades it's been one of our most popular items.
  • BSN is available in two different versions: one washable up to 104' F (for delicates) and one washable up to 203' F (for industrial applications). Instructions for Use:

 

Step 1. Coating embroidery patterns

 

  • Iron the base fabric prior to the BSN application. Fabric finishes will vaporize and you achieve a better base bond
  • Place BSN Heat N Seal onto the reverse side of the embroidery pattern so the protective paper will be preserved. Heat n Seal is then welded onto the embroidery pattern using a standard ironing press.
  • Type, Setting, Temperature, Pressure, Period
  • J (I)-Type appr. 275 medium pressure about 5 Sec.
  • H-Type appr. 220 medium pressure about 5 Sec.
  • Period is when using an ironing press. However, type H can be ironed with a standard iron (allow appr. 10 to 15 seconds under slight pressure).
  • To achieve a durable adhesion, the base material must be ironed - prior to the application of Heat N Seal.
  • Do not apply too high a temperature or too high a pressure when coating the embroidery patterns. The foil should only be "tacked on" and should not penetrate too deeply into the underthread and carrier cloth. This allows a sufficient quantity of foil left on the reverse side of the embroidery pattern when fixing it to the garment later.
  • After coating, remove the silicone paper and cut or punch out the patterns. They're now ready to be fixed.

 

    Step 2. Permanently adhere the coated embroidery pattern from step #1 onto the fabric or garment using a similar press

    • Type, Setting, Temperature, Pressure, Period
    • J (I)-Type appr. 275'F medium pressure about 5 Sec.
    • H-Type appr. 220'F medium pressure about 5 Sec.
    • All values stated are averages and have to be adapted to the thickness and the heat carrying capacity of the specific cloth. You may also vary temperatures and period. A rise in temperature will result in a shorter period required.

     

      Step 3. Post-Production Washing Tests

      • Full adhesiveness is reached after 48 hours, complete wash tests after this period.

       

      Showroom Testing