Defination of Sublimation Sublimation, as a process is really very simple. It is the method of applying a dye printed image to a specially coated surface like ceramics, metals and polyester cloth, using three main ingredients: sublimation ink, transfer paper, heat and pressure.

a.Sublimation ink is unique in its ability to convert a solid into a gas, skipping the liquid phase. The conversion is initiated by heat and controlled with pressure and time. Hard items such as ceramic mugs, tiles, fiber board, metals, etc. requires a special coating to accept the sublimation inks. You must purchase these materials like mugs, tiles, metals, etc. with the coating already on them, it is not something you can coat yourself.

b.Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper or Dye-sublimation paper, or dye-sub paper, is specially designed to accept dye-sublimation inks. The ink conversion imprinting process is done with heat and controlled by pressure. The coated dye-sub printed paper can be the final end-product, but dye-sub paper is most often used as a type of heat transfer paper to imprint the sublimated ink onto a specially coated surface.

c.Heat Transfer Sublimation paper used as heat transfer paper in dye-sub printing is not coated like the receptor surface. It has a special finish that prevents the ink from soaking into the paper. After the paper is printed with the transferable image, it is placed on the coated surface of the receptor product to be imprinted with heat and pressure from a heat press.

• Images are permanent and do not peel or fade.• Dye does not build up on the fabric.• Colors can be extraordinarily brilliant due to the bonding of the dye to the transparent fibers of the synthetic fabric.• Truly continuous tones can be achieved that are equivalent to photographs, without the use special techniques such as half-screen printing.• The image can be printed all over the entire item, with no difficulty in printing all the way to the edges. Disadvantages: • The printer speed is low.• Any creases in the apparel during printing leave blank spots behind.

Paper PropertiesSublimation paper comes in widths of 24 to 96 inches. High-release dye-sub heat-transfer paper has a silicate coating applied in vertical grids to hold the ink. During printing, heat from the press evaporates or sublimates the ink into a gas form. The released ink vapor then bonds with the surface of the receptor material to form a permanent print.With state of the art converting equipment we are able to offer media widths of 4" up to 150" including cut sheets in 8.5" x 11", 8.5" x 14", 11" x 17", 13" x 19" and A4 - A3.

it is meant for fabrics, and when it is pressed, it tacks to the fabric. This helps, as the paper will not shift when the heat press is opened, therefore you will be less apt to have ghosting of the image.

We Produce Tacky(Full Sticky) Sublimation Paper

All conventional sub paper has a chemical coating on the paper surface. But our Hybrid version has no coating film on the surface and its sub chemicals have been penetrated into paper inside.It enables "Ink & Design" to be easily and quickly absorbed inside the paper because there are no coating blocks on paper surface. Thanks to no face coating, it can print profile images very fast and precisely and can acheive perfect printing with no curling & no folding.

We Produce Fast Dry Sublimation Paper

Advantages of dye-sublimation overother methods of textile printing:

Product ID gsm/ ㎡ Width Length Per Pallet

inch mm M

TAC -100 -1600 100GSM 63inch 1600mm 100M 49Rolls

TAC -100 -1370 100GSM 54inch 1370mm 100M 49Rolls

TAC -100 -1320 100GSM 52inch 1320mm 100M 49Rolls

TAC- 100- 1270 100GSM 50inch 1270mm 100M 49Rolls

TAC- 100- 1118 100GSM 44inch 1118mm 100M 49Rolls

TAC- 100- 914 100GSM 36inch 914mm 100M 56Rolls

TAC- 100- 610 100GSM 24inch 610mm 100M 84Rolls

TAC- 100- 432 100GSM 17inch 432mm 100M 112Rolls

TAC- 100- 420 100GSM 16.5inch 420mm 100M 112Rolls

TAC- 100- A4 100GSM 1pack 100sheets 100M 2000packs

TAC- 100- A3 100GSM 1pack 100sheets 100M 1000packs