Decorative Transfer Film — Product Range
The Foilora range is organised by the substrate you run. Six film families cover picture frames, MDF, wall panels, WPC and PVC, ABS, outdoor panels, metal and molded parts, with pattern families — wood grain, stone, metallic, fabric — cutting across all of them.
Decorative Transfer Film — Product Range: the range in this family
Heat Transfer Printing Film
Heat transfer printing film carries full printed patterns — wood grain, stone, marble, fabric and custom artwork — from a carrier roll onto your substrate in one heated pass..
Hot Stamping Film
Hot stamping film supplies the metallic and pigmented character of the range: gilded stone, brushed metal, flash patterns and foil finishes transferred onto frames, boards, panels and profiles..
Wood Grain Hot Stamping Foil
Wood grain is the deepest pattern family in the catalogue: oak in straight, rotary-cut and Nordic styles, teak, elm, maple burl and annual-ring grains, each tuned for the substrate it will cover..
Hot Stamping Foil for Picture Frames
Picture frame foil decorates PS foam frames, photo frames, frame mouldings, skirting boards, grating plates and decorative lines..
Hot Stamping Foil for MDF
MDF foil finishes furniture, lacquer-free doors, door casing lines, cabinets, wardrobes, television cabinets, flooring edges and plaque banding..
Hot Stamping Foil for Wall Panels
Wall panel foil covers decorative boards, wall panels, grille and slat panels, louver panels and skirting..
Hot Stamping Foil for WPC and PVC Doors
WPC and PVC door foil gives door leaves the grain and stone character of timber and travertine without the material behaviour that comes with them..
Hot Stamping Foil for ABS
ABS foil decorates sheets, profiles, appliance panels and electronic device housings..
Outdoor Hot Stamping Foil
Outdoor foil is the sun-resistant family: a process optimised for outdoor exposure, made for outdoor wall panels, outdoor furniture, beach chairs, shutters and louvers and outdoor bathtubs..
Hot Stamping Foil for Metal
Metal foil finishes aluminium alloy decorative panels, aluminium plates, speaker and audio products and other metal surfaces..
In Mould Decoration Film — IMD, IML and OMD
The in-mould family decorates parts during or after moulding: in-mold decoration for formed surfaces, in-mold labelling for defined graphic areas, and out-of-mold decoration applied to finished parts..
Decorative Transfer Film — Product Range: where this family is applied
| Form | Application notes |
|---|---|
| Flat boards and panels | Wood grain, stone and fabric patterns at full panel scale |
| Profiles and mouldings | Patterns in register along long lengths |
| Sheets and parts | Finishes matched to the end product and its daily use |
Decorative Transfer Film: how the finish is produced
Samples are the fastest route through this catalogue. Stock samples and catalogues let you judge colour, gloss and pattern scale on your own substrate and under your own light before any production quantity is discussed, and custom patterns begin from your drawings or physical samples.
Heat transfer and hot stamping share one principle: heat and pressure persuade a prepared film to give up its decorative layer to the substrate beneath it. The film carries the pattern; the substrate keeps it. Everything in this catalogue is a variation on that exchange, tuned by substrate, pattern and finish.
Samples are the fastest route through this catalogue. Stock samples and catalogues let you judge colour, gloss and pattern scale on your own substrate and under your own light before any production quantity is discussed, and custom patterns begin from your drawings or physical samples.
Decorative Transfer Film: ordering and samples
Custom development follows the same path as the standard range: a design brief or a sample, a pattern developed or matched, a proof on film, a trial on your substrate, and then production. Yearly colour card collections keep the standard range moving, so a pattern family you like can usually be refreshed rather than reinvented.
A good inquiry is short but specific: the film type you are considering, the substrate you run, the width and roll length on your machine, and the quantity per design. With those four inputs a quote can confirm the minimum run, the price and the delivery schedule for exactly the film you need.
Custom development follows the same path as the standard range: a design brief or a sample, a pattern developed or matched, a proof on film, a trial on your substrate, and then production. Yearly colour card collections keep the standard range moving, so a pattern family you like can usually be refreshed rather than reinvented.