Let's know The Three Tricks for Your Sublimation Printing Business!

Hi~ Good afternoon, my dear friends! Today I want to tell you some tricks for your sublimation printing business. Sublimation is a process that is enjoying immense popularity among end users, whether at retail or among wholesale clients. However, for decorators looking to make a foray into offering the process, there are some variables that can make the difference between success and failure.

Remember the following three tips about this in-demand decoration process:

1. Know your substrate.
Dye sublimation printing, must be applied to polyester-based goods. The process will work on blends, but remember that if the garment is a 50/50 blend, then 50% of the ink will not saturate 50% of that garment. This results in a lot less color.
Also, some polyester garments are not made specifically for sublimation. Choosing a supplier that offers sublimation-certified products is necessary for the best printing outcome. This means the goods aren’t finished at a high temperature and when you expose them to heat, the shirt’s dyes will react with those in the ink — ultimately affecting the final output.

2. Know your equipment.
 Investing in sublimation printing has an upfront equipment cost. Sublimation inks, paper, printer and heat press are the four main components. Some companies focus on supplying those key things for startup businesses. Inks, paper, and the printer all need to be in a temperature-controlled environment. There are many heat press types and sizes. Know your target market so you can work with someone to select the best equipment.

3. Know the pressing variables.
Tattoos don’t wash off. Have good quality-control standards in place to avoid mistakes because they can get costly. Time, temperature, and pressure are the three main heat-pressing variables.

Keep in mind that you are placing a garment under direct high heat and using pressure. There is a fine line of adjusting the three variables to avoid blow through — where the ink blows through to the opposite side of the garment — and shiny squares — where there is too much time, temperature or heat, resulting in a shiny square around the design. Back down on the variables. Try 375˚F degrees at 32 seconds as a rule of thumb as a starting point for pressing.

Okay, these all above are my share about the tips of sublimation transfer printing. If you have any other needs or questions welcome to contact us at any time. We will provide you the best quality product and service. Hope my article can be useful to you. Thank you for your reading.

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Notice! Three Factors Pushing Dye Sublimation Printing Market

Hi~ Nice to see you again, my dear friends. Today's topic is about the factors of pushing dye sublimation printing market. The increase in dye sublimation printing is part of the broader rise of digital inkjet systems in the textile trade.In its new report, Fei Yue Paper tracks the increased use of this technology across key end-use segments – signage, technical, household, and garments. The data shows strong year-on-year growth in the amount of material printed – 18.4% – across the next five years.

As the dye sublimation market booms it will create numerous opportunities for ink and textile suppliers, press builders, and partners across the value chain. There are three factors pushing dye sublimation printing market!

Garments – The dominant end-use
Using sublimation of dyes is a different process to printing with inks on either other digital or analogue presses. The process sublimates the dye at temperature into a gas that penetrates and permanently bonds inside the fibres of the textile. This gives a high-resolution, permanent coloration that will not peel or crack. For this reason haute couture, and the top end of high street fashion were among the first to exploit this technology.

Greater use of the technology will be aided by the fashion industry itself transforming with the arrival of internet shopping and fast-fashion.
Retailers and brands are increasingly running a greater number of collections in each calendar year; this is made much easier with digital textile printing as it allows quicker turnaround and response to orders, allowing a shift to repeated short runs that minimise stock holdings, and unsold leftovers. Dye sublimation and similar digital platforms allow the supply chain to be shortened and made more flexible, with some manufacturing moving close to the retailers.

New machines – Productivity demands
The increase demand for dye sublimation print is driving the development of larger presses, these will help transform the value proposition of dye sublimation prints from samples and short runs to let it challenge analogue processes, like screen and gravure, in longer bulk production runs of multiple thousands of linear metres. This is stimulating the building of a new generation of industrial high-end machines capable of single-pass printing.
For visual communications, the number of requested applications of dye sublimation products is growing, but the technology is not today developing fast enough to accommodate all client requirements.

Sublimation inks – a threat
Despite the overall positive outlook for dye sublimation, as a process it is limited to use with synthetic or synthetic-coated materials – overwhelmingly polyester – by the need to bind the dyes into the internal fibres.
In the future dye sublimation systems may face competition from pigment inks if their suppliers can resolve quality, reliability and other issues. Pigments have greater substrate flexibility, significantly this includes natural substrates, like cotton.
This combined with their simplicity of processing and the tactility of the printed textile will enable pigment inks to grow, if the print process can become reliable enough at production scale.

Okay, these all above are my share about the factors of pushing sublimation transfer printing market. If you have any other needs or questions welcome to contact us at any time. We will provide you the best quality product and service. Hope my article can be useful to you. Thank you for your reading.

Nanjing Feiyue paper Industrial Co.,ltd
www.feiyuepaper.com
Email: sales@feiyuepaper.com
jenny@feiyuepaper.com
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How to Save Money & Time in Sublimation Printing Process？---The Three Tips Can Help You Achieve

Hello, good afternoon, my dear friends! Today I share you the topic is about tricks of sublimation transfer printing. This is some people care for. Then, How to save money & time in Sublimation printing process?----Read the following and I will share you more.

As we know, time is money in the sublimation industry. The more units you can make in an hour, the more profit you see. Being able to reduce your downtime is a critical step in optimizing production.

The following these three tips are easy steps you can take to optimize your production space.

Organize Your Workspace: 
Whether you have a commercial workshop or a home-based business, organization is essential for efficiency. Make sure you have a staging area stocked with heat tape, scissors and other essentials to reduce the time it takes to affix transfers to substrates. Create a designated cooling area where you can quickly remove your transfers and let your products cool properly. This will allow you to move to preparing the next press. Also set aside space for a packing area with room to work, stocked with pre-prepared boxes and a postage meter, and spend less time shipping and more time selling, printing and pressing.

Reduce Your Waste: 
Trial and error is a reality of sublimation production. But there are some simple things you can do that will help reduce waste. Don’t stack pressed substrates until they are completely cool, as they can still transfer their color to another substrate. When you remove transfer paper, do so quickly and evenly immediately after the substrate leaves the heat press to prevent ghosting. When working with fabric, use a lint roller to remove any dust, lint or stray fibers before putting on the transfer. This will help avoid having little blue speckles unexpectedly show up on the fabric. Always print images slightly larger than the size of your substrate, which allows a margin of error when aligning everything.

Beware of Hidden Moisture: 
Dye sublimation paper and substrates usually have some amount of moisture hiding in them, which doesn’t come out until the heat press is closed. Moisture can cause color shifting, image bleeding and the uneven transfer of solid-filled areas during pressing. To minimize these effects, keep your transfer paper in a sealed, plastic container or store in a cool, dry place to prevent the sheets from absorbing moisture from the air. Use unwaxed butcher paper or plain newsprint paper instead of Teflon sheets, as the paper will better absorb any moisture that is released during pressing. Also, pre-press garments, substrates made of medium density fiberboard (MDF) or neoprene to release hidden moisture before you affix your transfer paper.

Okay, these all above are my share about the tips of sublimation printing process. It can help you to save much money and time. If you have any other needs or questions welcome to contact us at any time. We will provide you the best quality product and service. Hope my article can be useful to you. Thank you for your reading.



Nanjing Feiyue paper Industrial Co.,ltd
www.feiyuepaper.com
Email: sales@feiyuepaper.com
jenny@feiyuepaper.com
Whatsapp: +8618755150383