Yesion 2015 sublimation paper price for non cotton of A4

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  Yesion 2015 sublimation paper price for non cotton of A4

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1.Working condition : 

Temperature : 190 ° c --- 200 ° c (not recommended to work at temperature above 200 ° c )

Time :10 sec. to 30 sec. ( depending on the type of press )

Pressure : Medium to Low ( high pressure .dull and marks the varnish )

2.Application : Ceramic mugs | Water bottles | Coasters | Metals | Magnetic sheets | Plaques | Name badges | License plates | Car flags | Mouse pads | Fabric puzzles | Ceramic tiles | Glass tiles | Poker chips | 100% polyester shirts and more!

3.Suitable Ink : Sublimation Ink

4.Suitable Printers : All type of Inkjet Printers

5. Advantage

1) Sublimation is one of the very few methods you can print full colored images onto hard surfaces.

2) It has a relatively low learning curve compared with screen printing.

3) 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.

6. Disadvantage

1)Substrates need to be polyester coated or made of polyester fabric.

2)Substrates need to be white or light colored. You cannot print onto dark or black colored items.

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FAQ                    sublimation paper price

1.WHAT IS DYE SUBLIMATION PRINTING?

‘Sublimation’ is defined as turning a solid into a gas and back into a solid without any liquid stage. This allows the application of sublimation inks into a materials surface using a Heat Press to provide the required combination of heat, time and pressure. This combination causes the inks to be converted from a solid to a gaseous state enabling them to penetrate the surface so that a permanent, full colour image is formed. The colour penetrates the material giving a result which is long lasting, colourful and resistant to scratching. Dye Sublimation should not be confused with other dry laser processes that transfer the images to the surface of materials making them easy to scratch off. True Dye Sublimation uses wet ink technology.

2.WHAT ARE DYE SUBLIMATION INKS?

Dye Sublimation Inks are in essence a formulation of special coloured dyes suspended in liquids that can be passed through a digital ink jet printer.

3.WHAT MATERIALS CAN BE SUBLIMATION PRINTED?

Suitable materials are man made polymers such as Polyester and PVC. These can be ‘hard’ such as a polyester coated sheet of aluminium or ceramic tiles or ‘soft’ such as polycotton textiles. During the heat press stage the pores of these polymers open to allow sublimation ink (now in a gaseous state) to enter. As the temperature drops the pores close leaving the now solid ink image as part of the polymer.

In an education environment printable materials fall into three distinctive categories

4.SUBLIMATION SHEET MATERIALS

These are varied but include polymer coated aluminium; PVC sheets; coated plywood, plastic sheets, polymer coated magnetic materials, fibreglass and polycarbonates.

5.SUBLIMATION MATERIALS ALREADY ON-SITE AT SCHOOL

Foamex board, PVC and other plastics for vacuum forming, textiles containing polyester more than 50%

6.MINI ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS

Sublimation clocks and jigsaws, bags, ceramic tiles, ceramic mugs, business cards, coasters, place mats, mouse mats, tee and polo shirts, glass chopping boards, pencil cases, aprons, sunshades, book marks,money boxes, phone covers and key rings.
All Sublimation materials tend to be white to enable true accurate colour reproduction. If you added an image to a coloured base the image would be distorted by the base sheet colour.