MHR-8127 Photoluminescent Reflective Heat Transfer Vinyl
Why Choose MHR-8127 Photoluminescent Reflective HTV
MHR-8127 Photoluminescent Reflective HTV Specification
We can customize the photoluminescent reflective heat transfer vinyl's size (1cm - 160 cm wide), patterns, and luminosity grades to meet your specific requirements.
| Product model | MHR-8127 |
| Product type | Photoluminescent reflective heat transfer vinyl |
| Base material | PES or TPU hot melt adhesive |
| Afterglow intensity | ISO 17398 Class B: 10 min >50 mcd/m², 60 min >10 mcd/m²Test standard: D65 light source, 1000 lux, 5 min excitation |
| Glow duration | Over 12 hours (measured down to 0.3 mcd/m²) |
| Reflectivity | Custom from 5-100 cd/ ( lx·㎡ ) |
| Material safety | OEKO-TEX 100 Standard |
| Wash durability | 50 washes at 60°C (ISO 6330) and 25 dry clean cycles (ISO 3175) |
| Day/glow color | Light yellow/yellow-green |
| Width | 1 to 160 cm |
Why Choose MHR-8127 Photoluminescent HTV
Heavy duty: wash and abrasion resistance
MHR-8127 has strong wash and abrasion resistance, making it the right choice for hi-vis PPE, workwear, and clothing that face heavy laundering and daily wear.
Photoluminescent performance: ISO 17398 Class b
This photoluminescent reflective HTV offers high luminosity, long afterglow hours, and fast charge time.
Clean finish after heat pressing
When heat-pressed onto garments, it delivers a clean and premium finish with no dark edges.
Expert in not only the reflective industry, but also the photoluminescent industry
Our factory has been a 23-year industry leader in photoluminescent and reflective industry, we pioneer the photoluminescent reflective composite material and we back our performance with scientifically measured luminance data, not just glow-hour claims.
How to Use Glow In The Dark Reflective Heat Transfer Vinyl
We recommend pressing temperature: 135℃-155℃, pressing time: 9~15 seconds, pressure: 5~6 kg. Please wait until the glow-in-the-dark HTV has cooled entirely before removing the PET protective film.
Note: Equipment and fabrics vary, and you need to adjust the parameters accordingly. We strongly recommend performing a small trial press before proceeding with bulk production.










