sublimation printing

Digital textile printing has completely changed the Garments Market Greetings Friends, In this second entry I will tell you about the generalities of Sublimation: Sublimation is the physical process by which you move from a solid-state to a gas without passing through the liquid. This applied a Textile process, SOLIDIFY the ink by means of Plotter in a special paper for sublimation and GASIFY the ink in a sublimadora machine this can be an iron to more 200 º C, in a substrate textile with a high percentage of polyester, impregnating The ink directly into the fabric without changing its texture. The Digital Sublimation in fabric for the last 6 years has revolutionized the market for all the advantages it offers in a single production process and for the wide range of possibilities it allows, consolidating itself as a very versatile, novel and very creative option for the Solution to All advertising needs, and even more ... as a factor that has driven the development of new ...

Why We Prefer To Sublimation Printing On Fabrics?    Dye sublimation printing is ideal for generating expense productive hanging banners for even the biggest point of sale promotion. It produces significantly better print resolution than screen print and gives a fantastic and contemporary alternative to paper, card or PVC. Here are some advantages that come with sublimation printing:   Sublimation is one of the very few methods you can print full colored images onto hard surfaces.   It has a relatively low learning curve compared with screen printing.   Almost unlimited colors to choose from. Thousands of colors can be produced with sublimation (even if you choose a 4 color printer). And it doesn’t cost extra to add additional colors to your design.   Same cost to print one item or 1000 items. So no need for minimum orders, and perfect for 1-up items and promotional items for small businesses, schools, charities, sports teams, parties, reunions,...

The best printer for dye-sublimation on heat transfer paper      The second kind of dye sublimation involves printing on heat transfer paper with dye sublimation ink. You then move the printed paper to a calendering machine and sublimate onto the polyester fabric there. The printer that is most common for printing on dye sublimation transfer paper is a Mimaki JV22, JV33 or others. Be a bit wary of the Mimaki JV5 unless you can find someone you trust who says it has been improved and actually works really well (its issues were mainly with solvent inks so with dye sub may not be as iffy, but one OEM manufacturer told me he gave up on a JV5 and switched to the more reliable Mimaki JV33).      Mutoh, Seiko, Roland and others make printers for handling dye sublimation transfer paper , but the ones I see the most are the Mimaki, especially the older JV22 (though this is a venerable printer and the newer models may be better in some respects).At some ...