Lumina® 9202 Series is a patterned heat transfer film designed for application to textiles. This Lumina heat transfer product features a matte finish with unique camouflage patterns for decorative graphics.
Lumina® 9202 Series is a patterned heat transfer film designed for application to textiles. This Lumina heat transfer product features a matte finish with unique camouflage patterns for decorative graphics. For use on 100% cotton, 100% polyester and poly/cotton blends. Oeko-Tex label standard 100 Class II.
| Screen | N/A |
|---|---|
| Application Temperature | 315 |
| Laminate | N/A |
| Flat Bed | Yes |
| UV Inkjet | N/A |
| Shelf Life | 1 Year |
| Interior / Exterior | N/A |
| Thermal Transfer | N/A |
| Computer Cut | Yes |
| Thermal Die | N/A |
| Brand | Lumina® by FDC |
| Eco Solvent | N/A |
| Solvent | N/A |
| Steel Rule | Yes |
| Wet Apply | N/A |
| Series | 9202 |
| Film Technology | Polyurethane |
| Film Thickness | 2.4 |
| Finish | Matte |
| Blockout | Yes |
| Outdoor Durability | N/A |
| Adhesive | Permanent (Heat Activated) / Clear |
| Liner | Pressure Sensitive PET |
| Conformability | N/A |
| Subcategory | Cut |
| Part No. | Roll Size |
|---|---|
| -1507 | 15"X22Yds |
| -1502 | 15"X5Yds |
*available only in 5-yd rolls while supplies last:
050-Grey Digital
052-Grey Oak
068-Beige Digital
136-Green Oak
170-Green Digital
174-Beige Oak
239-Blue Digital
*available while supplies last
008-Sand Camo
024-Army Camo
028-Grey Camo
050-Grey Digital
052-Grey Oak
068-Beige Digital
113-Pink Camo
136-Green Oak
138-Blue Camo
170-Green Digital
174-Beige Oak
239-Blue Digital
Material Safety Data Sheet:
THE FIRST FOUR DIGITS in our part numbers identify the series of products and determine the converting process. Increasing the non-perforated product number by 50 identifies most Perforated products.
THE SECOND FOUR DIGITS identify the material converted size. The first two digits indicate the width and the last two digits indicate the length.
THE FINAL THREE DIGITS identify the color and all colors contain three digits.
