Here’s how it works:
The first unit of the machine places rhinestones directly onto the fabric in the desired pattern.
The second unit uses heat and pressure to fuse the rhinestones securely in place.
This method not only reduces material costs and waste but also speeds up production and simplifies the workflow. It’s especially popular for decorating sarees, dresses, and other textiles where intricate rhinestone designs are in demand.
The Paperless Rhinestone Transfer Machine uses a clever two-step process to apply rhinestones directly onto fabric—no sticky paper or film required:
Rhinestone Placement Unit: This first unit is computer-controlled and precisely places rhinestones onto the fabric in the desired pattern. It uses a vacuum or mechanical pick-and-place system to handle each stone, ensuring accurate alignment even on intricate designs.
Fusing Unit: Once the stones are in place, the fabric moves to the second unit, which applies controlled heat and pressure. This fuses the rhinestones securely to the fabric using heat-activated adhesive on the back of each stone.
Some machines also support roll-to-roll operation, making them ideal for continuous production on sarees or long fabrics. They’re designed for high-speed output (up to 5000 meters in 10 hours), with low power consumption, minimal labor, and compact footprint.
The Paperless Rhinestone Transfer Machine isn’t just for jazzing up sarees—it’s surprisingly versatile across the textile and fashion world. Here are some standout applications:
Fashion & Apparel: Perfect for embellishing t-shirts, jeans, dresses, and ethnic wear with intricate rhinestone patterns.
Accessories: Adds sparkle to hats, handbags, belts, and even shoes.
Home Textiles: Used to decorate cushion covers, curtains, and table linens with custom designs.
Custom Merchandise: Great for promotional items, personalized gifts, and branded apparel.
Event & Costume Design: Ideal for stage costumes, dancewear, and wedding outfits where detailed rhinestone work is a must.
Because it eliminates the need for transfer paper, it’s also a hit in eco-conscious production lines—less waste, faster output, and lower costs.
