Sublimation printing is a digital printing method that uses heat, pressure, and time to transfer dye onto materials. The process creates permanent, vibrant designs that won't crack or fade over time.
Sublimation printing works best with synthetic fabrics like polyester, but it can also be used on hard surfaces with a special polymer coating, like mugs, phone cases, and metal sheets.
Place the printed paper onto the material you want to print on
Use a heat press to apply heat and pressure to the material.
The heat and pressure turn the ink into a gas, which the material absorbs
The ink soaks into the fabric's fibers, becoming part of the material
Once the material cools, the ink solidifies and the pores close, permanently encapsulating the ink.
