What Is The Production Process Of Thermal Sublimation?

How to perform thermal sublimation printing? Please follow the following method for details.

    1. Design pattern:

Firstly, you need to design the pattern or image to print on the computer, and you can use various design software for design.

2. Print pattern:

Secondly, use a thermal sublimation printer to print the designed pattern or image on the sublimation paper. The pattern in this paper is reversed.

3. Prepare textiles:

Thirdly, place the textile to be printed on the workbench of the sublimation machine and fix it with sublimation tape.

4. Heat pressing:

Fourthly, put the sublimation paper on the textile with the reverse side facing up and heat press it with a sublimation machine. Under the action of high temperature and high pressure. The ink on the sublimation paper will be transferred to the textile.

5. Cooling:

After the thermal pressing is completed. Remove the textile from the sublimation machine and cool it for a while.

6. Remove dye sublimation paper:

Sixty, tear off the sublimation paper on the textile. And you can print the textile on the pattern.

Finishing:

The textile printing with the pattern process by finishing, cutting, sewing, etc. But finally becomes a finished product.

In short, the production process of sublimation requires the use of professional equipment and materials. And time to ensure the printing effect and durability!

As a high-quality printing technology, what are the advantages of thermal dye sublimation printer ?

1. High definition: Thermal sublimation can achieve very high resolution and can print very delicate patterns and images.
2. Strong durability: The printing effect of thermal sublimation is very durable, can withstand multiple washing and sun exposure. And is not easy to fade.
3. Low cost: Thermal sublimation requires the use of professional equipment and materials, the initial cost investment is high, and the subsequent production cost is very low.
4. Requirements for textiles:  Sublimation requires the use of high temperature and high pressure for printing, and has certain requirements for the quality and stability of textiles.