Polyester Canvas Fabric Dye Sublimation

canvas,made of 100% polyester, with the specific coating and afterfinish,

you could get a picture with fullbodied colour and more real looks as oilpainting by hand. In order to make it could be used for indoor decoration and pulich promot, we usually deal it with fire-resistance

Fabric kinds:woven,nonwoven,warp and weft kintting

Color:blanch white

Compostion:100% polyester

Pattern:coating

Grammage:60-400GSM

Width: woven up to 180cm

Nonwoven up to 180cm

weft kintting up to 240cm

warp kintting up to 320cm

Flame retardant standard

German DIN4102 B1(all our fabric)

France NFP92-507 M1(grammage overtop 200GSM kintting fabric)

Certification:SGS,TUV

Suitable inkjet Printer model:

Water base sublimation ink ( dye sublimation ink)

D-gen Artrix GT,Teleios GT,Colaris 2

Mutoh VJ-1628TD,VJ-2628

Mimaki JV4 ,JV5,JV33,TS3,TS5
Roland RS640,RS740 ,vp-540i,VP-300i

And so on

HP latex ink

L25500,L65500,LX600,LX800

And so on

Application:

it is widely used for making pop-up display screen, background of signboard, wall fabric,stage setting, flag,banner, etc.

What is Dye Sublimation (dye sub).
Dye sub is a process for dying fabric. Dye sub differs from our other techniques where we print directly onto fabric with standard ink types. To perform dye sub, there are two methods that can be used. Transfer and direct.

Indirect Transfer
The transfer method involves printing an image in reverse onto a carrier paper using a special ink. The paper print and receptor fabric are then fed through a heat press, face to face. The heat press subjects the print to heat and pressure. The ink turns directly from a solid to a gas (sublimates), transferring into the fabric.

Direct Disperse Dye
The direct method involves printing an image directly to a coated fabric with special inks (no paper). The fabric then feeds through a heat system which fuses the ink into the fabric. Both techniques dye the fabric with vibrant colour which is both colourfast and washable. The transfer method tends to give sharper image quality with more detail.

Typical Applications:
Banners, flags, upholstery, furnishings, posters, display materials, wall coverings, gaming tables, fence wrap and architectural fabrications.

Soft Signage.
You can achieve a different feel by using fabrics instead of traditional media such a paper and PVC banner. There is a theory that textiles have an emotional appeal because people connect with them due to the role they play daily in our lives. Soft signage is also practical. Textiles are light weight, easy to transport and less susceptible to getting damaged compared to pvc and papers. Sublimated textiles are more durable and solvent resistant. If your print gets dirty you can clean it in a conventional washing machine. Sublimated prints onto textiles are very rich and vibrant.

Flags.
Dye sub is a great solution for all types of flags. We can produce teardrop flags, street flags and pretty much any shape and size flag you require. Use these flags indoors or outdoors. The sublimation process ensures you will get extremely vibrant colour and you can easily clean your flag by putting it through a wash cycle in your washing machine should it get dirty. We match your requirement to the correct fabric weight and finishing technique so you get a quality product.

Materials and Finishing.
We sublimate to fabrics which we match to your requirements. We make it simple and take out the guesswork for you. Our range includes heavy textiles through to lightweight shear fabrics. Other options include blackout and non standard textured materials. Different fabrics exhibit varying degrees of show-through (image can be seen from both sides). We process the printed material with high quality finishing. Items can have custom finishing should you require specific fixings. Our expertise will ensure that you will get maximum life out of your print. Finishing can include, hemming, pockets, reinforcing, velcro, eyelets, cords, clips and toggles.