What can I do with a STIKA in school? To illustrate the versatility of this machine, we have listed below just some of the materials that can be cut with a STIKA and what they can be used for.
Vinyl
The ability to cut self-adhesive vinyl (or fablon, etc.) to produce lettering, logos, etc., can enhance many projects. Forget rough hand drawn or painted artwork. Quality product detailing is achieved, which is vital to provide the professional standard of finish that pupils (and examiners!) expect. For items such as toys and games, this is virtually indispensable.
Printable Vinyl
A special vinyl that can be printed and cut, to produce really high quality full colour decals.
Label Paper
This allows high quality self-adhesive labels to be made for food packaging, decals, point of sale displays, etc.
Standard Iron-on Vinyl
Iron-on vinyl has many uses in Textiles Technology. It is ideal for T-shirts and other garments. The process has many educational implications for textiles design work. Schools can easily badge their own uniforms, produce “specials” such as sweatshirts for trips abroad, personalise the sports kit with students’ names and numbers (what a psychological advantage for inter-school games!), etc.
Printable Iron-on Vinyl
When printed then cut, superb durable full colour iron-on motifs can be produced. For garment decoration this is a must.
Iron-on Flock
Iron-on flock is similar to standard iron-on vinyl, but it has a textured finish to add an extra dimension to textile products.
Ceramicon
Ceramicon is a thin layer of ceramic glaze. Once cut it can be applied to a tile, plate, mug, etc., and fired in a kiln for a permanent dishwasher-proof finish.
Cutronic Foil for PCBs
Using Design Tools - PCB Design and Make, PCBs may be cut directly from self-adhesive copper foil to make “stick-on” circuit boards.
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