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You’ve got the ideas, we’ve got the tools
Experience the magic of sublimation printing, where vibrant, long-lasting designs are seamlessly infused into fabrics and surfaces for a stunning, fade-resistant finish.
- Years Of Experience in SUBLIMATION Printing
- Versatile Applications
- Quick Turnaround
- Affordable Pricing
Why Sublimation Printing?
Choose sublimation printing for brilliant, durable, and seamless designs on a wide range of materials.
How we work with DTF
Sublimation printing made easy.
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Design Transfer
Start by creating or selecting your digital design, typically using graphic design software2Heat Press
Apply heat and pressure using a heat press machine. The heat causes the sublimation ink to turn into a gas, which penetrates the material's surface and bonds with it3Cool and Finish
Allow the item to cool down. As it cools, the ink reverts to a solid state and becomes a permanent part of the material
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Frequently asked questions
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Sublimation printing is a process that uses heat and special ink to transfer a design onto various materials, such as fabric, ceramics, and metal. The sublimation ink turns into a gas under heat, penetrating the material and creating vibrant, long-lasting prints.
Sublimation printing is most effective on polyester fabrics and polymer-coated surfaces like ceramic mugs, phone cases, and metal plates. It works best on materials that can withstand the high heat required for the process.
Yes, sublimation prints are highly durable and washable. The ink becomes a part of the material, making it resistant to fading, cracking, and peeling, even after multiple washes.
Sublimation printing is considered more environmentally friendly than some other printing methods. It produces minimal waste as there is no excess ink or chemicals involved, and it doesn’t require water for the printing process.
Sublimation printing works best on light-colored or white fabrics and materials because the sublimation ink is transparent. Dark-colored fabrics can be sublimated, but a white base layer is typically required to ensure vibrant colors and design visibility.