Import Heat Transfer Vinyl - Blackboard — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The BlackBoard heat transfer vinyl supplied by Diwhynot converts ordinary fabrics into a reusable chalk‑writing surface. It activates at a low temperature of 275°F, requires medium pressure and a dwell time of 15 seconds to bond, and can be peeled warm thanks to its carrier layer. The material is lightweight, super soft and can be washed repeatedly without losing its chalk‑board function. Diwhynot markets it as a top‑layer only HTV, meaning it should be applied over a base layer of colour or design.

BlackBoard is a PVC‑based heat transfer vinyl, a common composition for printable HTV that offers durability and flexibility. Typical industry thickness for similar products is around 0.15 mm, providing enough rigidity to hold chalk while remaining soft to the touch. Standard roll widths are 12 inches (30.5 cm) and the material is supplied on a warm‑peel carrier that facilitates easy removal after pressing. The vinyl complies with standard washability tests, allowing it to survive multiple machine washes at normal temperatures.

The product is popular with educators creating reusable classroom signs, event organisers needing temporary signage, and DIY makers producing custom chalk‑board apparel. Buyers usually request sample pieces to confirm colour fidelity and adhesion on their specific fabrics before committing to larger volumes. Diwhynot’s listing does not disclose minimum order quantities, pricing or lead times, so interested importers should contact the supplier directly to negotiate trade terms.

Diwhynot is based in East Delhi, India, with the registered address 276, Fie, Partapganj Industrial Area, Delhi 110092. The supplier is listed under the harbour trust tier, indicating a moderate level of verification, although its response rate is currently recorded as 0.00 percent and no average response time is available.

The company’s profile does not provide additional historical details, employee numbers or revenue figures. The listing focuses on the BlackBoard heat transfer vinyl and confirms that the product can be used as a reusable chalk‑board surface, but it does not state any certifications, export licences or specific quality management systems.