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Sublimation Printing on to polyester

Sublimation Printing on to polyester

Digital sublimation is a method of printing which used sublimation inks. The process works by heat pressing printed specialist paper onto various polyester bases at particular temperatures for optimum results. We can produce flags, banners, textile posters, velvet cushions and custom linings.

What is sublimation printing?

The inks in sublimation printing are extremely heat sensitive, and when heated turn into a gas that combines with the 100% polyester medium. As the colour becomes part of the fabric itself, the image will have little fade after many washes. As part of the process, we’ll first print your design onto a specific paper that’s placed on top of the polyester and heat transferred to create the finished fabric. There is no need to coat, steam or wash for this method of print

What is sublimation printing?

The Oil Cloth Finish

Using the heat press, we can apply various finishes to fabrics, including an oil cloth finish. To apply an oil cloth finish, layers of glue, film and heat are applied which creates the ideal wipeable, oil cloth finish. Perfect for aprons, table cloths, tote bags and linings!

The Oil Cloth Finish
Watch the paper being fed onto the heat press by hand
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The freedom of sublimation printing

Sublimation printing gives you complete freedom of design compared with other methods, with virtually no limit to what can be printed whether it’s illustrations, photographic images or text. This method of custom fabric printing is ideal for small batch orders, seam-to-seam designs and bespoke textile products that feature multiple design variations. Can’t decide which fabric or printing method is best for your design? Order a swatch pack or get in touch with our team today.

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