On fabrics, the print has "zero hand," meaning you cannot feel the ink on the surface of the shirt.
The magic happens through heat and pressure. Using a heat press, special sublimation ink is heated until it turns into a gas. Simultaneously, the pores of the polyester-coated substrate (the item you are decorating) open up. The gaseous ink penetrates these pores and, as it cools, it returns to a solid state, becoming a permanent part of the material. 2. Key Material Requirements
To hold the design in place during the pressing process. 4. Advantages of Sublimation
This acts as the carrier for your printed design before it is transferred.
On fabrics, the print has "zero hand," meaning you cannot feel the ink on the surface of the shirt.
The magic happens through heat and pressure. Using a heat press, special sublimation ink is heated until it turns into a gas. Simultaneously, the pores of the polyester-coated substrate (the item you are decorating) open up. The gaseous ink penetrates these pores and, as it cools, it returns to a solid state, becoming a permanent part of the material. 2. Key Material Requirements
To hold the design in place during the pressing process. 4. Advantages of Sublimation
This acts as the carrier for your printed design before it is transferred.