Madeira Super Film Heat-Away Stabiliser – 30cm x 5m

$36.90

Madeira · Heat-removable embroidery film

Temporary support with a dry-heat finish

Madeira Super Film is a clear, perforated film for embroidery where water-soluble support is unsuitable. After stitching, remove the surrounding film and use controlled dry heat for remaining exposed material, following Madeira's instructions.

The 100 micron film is supplied as a 30cm x 5m roll. Its heat-away action is different from both wash-away Avalon and permanent adhesive Heat Seal.

Madeira Super Film heat-removable embroidery film in Cut & Iron Away retail packaging
Madeira Super Film in its Cut & Iron Away retail packaging.
100 micronPerforated film
30cm x 5mCut-to-size roll
Dry heatNo wash-out needed

Where it works best

Badges and emblems

Use as a foundation for suitable embroidered badges and logos. The perforated film helps the stitched shape separate from the surrounding material; film enclosed under stitching can remain as support.

Water-sensitive projects

Consider Super Film where washing is unsuitable, provided the fabric and thread tolerate the removal temperature. Water sensitivity does not mean a material is safe to iron.

Specialist embroidery

Explore appropriate lace, cutwork and decorative embroidery techniques. Test your stitch structure and layer count first, especially when the film is the only foundation for the design.

Product details

Supplied One roll of transparent Super Film, 30cm x 5m.
Type Heat-removable embroidery film
Article 9448
Roll size 30cm x 5m
Thickness 100 micron
Structure Clear perforated film
Removal Remove excess, then apply controlled dry heat
Product code 9448

How to use it

  1. Cut the required length and hoop securely. For one layer, keep the smooth side up; for two layers, Madeira specifies rough sides together.
  2. Embroider, then carefully tear or trim away the surplus outside the stitching. Avoid pulling against delicate edges.
  3. Remove residue with a dry iron at two dots, moving in circles rather than holding still. Madeira's heat-press guide is approximately 120°C for 10–20 seconds; test first.

Do not use steam. Confirm heat tolerance on an offcut before working on the finished piece. Madeira allows cautious adjustment towards three dots only where necessary and safe for the materials; never assume one setting suits every fabric.

Good to know

Is Super Film an iron-on adhesive?

No. Heat is used for removal, not to glue a badge onto a garment. Choose Heat Seal for a permanent adhesive bond.

Will every trace disappear from beneath stitching?

Not necessarily. Madeira notes that material protected beneath badge stitching remains and can continue supporting the embroidery.