sublimation printing

How To Choose Dye Sublimation Ink for Your Inkjet Printing? Sublimation ink (also known as thermal transfer ink) is the low-energy, easy sublimation of the disperse dye into digital printing ink, print on the transfer paper, by heating, in the shortest possible time to the image produced into fine porcelain , Metal, silk, chemical fiber fabrics and other materials, is very suitable for personalized development of the market needs and environmental protection and energy saving requirements. Sublimation printing applications are very wide, especially in the domestic thermal sublimation technology, rapid development of the environment, in the clothing, printing and dyeing, decoration, technology, light industry, gifts, advertising, art, photography, tourism, building materials and other industries have produced production Very good application. Personalized high demand thermal sublimation printing applications, photo printing equipment and sublimation ink selection is also very c...

How To Avoid And Solve Printer Heads Block?    Print head is the core of digital printer. Fei Yue Paper Inc. as a Chinese professional sublimation paper and ink manufacturer. we always meet these users who have requirements like "we need sublimation ink which can not blocks print head, i need sublimation paper which does not rub my print head." of course, we can promise our sublimation ink particle is less than 300nm(<0.3um). our sublimation paper is fast dry and anti-curled. So what factors result in print head clogging? i have concluded reasons as below:    1. Dirty clogging. this phenomenon is caused by long-term use of low quality sublimation paper with paper wadding.    2. Impurity clogging. this is caused by tiny impurity of ink blocking print heads.    3. Filter clogging. this is generally caused by bad quality digital printing sublimation ink . poor quality ink has large and harmful solvents will be blocked in the filter, a...

Dye Sublimation Ink Printing for College or University Operations     Sublimation ink consists of a solid, heat-sensitive dye, which provides the color, dissolved in liquid. Under heat and pressure, the solid dye particles change into a gas and bond with any polymers on the substrate and then change back into a solid. The high temperature used in sublimation opens the pores of the polymer and allows the gas to  enter. When the substrate is removed from the heat source and immediately begins to cool, the pores close and the gas reverts to a solid and becomes a part of the polymer.     Key to this process is the sublimation ink itself, and the right combination of heat press settings: 410° F, medium pressure (around 50 psi), and a dwell time of 40 to 50 seconds. What you get is a bright, colorfast image that resides in the product, not on the surface. It will not chip, peel or fade.     We mentioned acchival inks above, but you will have to lear...