APPLICATIONS OF

DYE SUBLIMATION

PAPER FABRIC

BANNER

The dye set also includes a various color designation than digital printing inks, that is the common CMYK (cyan-magenta-yellow-black) ink set. Dye inks use a CMYO (identical initial 3 with an overprint clear), in which the clear, when activated by heat an pressure, creates the black elementin this type of printing.

The dye is printed making use of a digital printer which prints the image in reverse on a dye sublimation transfer paper. Once printed, this paper is matched as much as a piece or roll of polyester material (or other oil-based fabric - all-natural fibers like cotton and linen will not operate with this print technique), and fed gradually by means ofa set of heated rollers at about 400°F. The stress combines with all the heat to turn the dye into a gas,

even though simultaneously opening the pores of your cells in the fabric, hence infusing the dye into the open pores.As the fabric cools, the porous cells close, trapping the dyed colors in to the cellular structure with the fabric.That is why dye sub printed components are resistant to fading when compared with other types of printing.

n additional feature of this type of printing is the fact that since the dye turns gaseous, it creates a continuous tone print compared to other kinds of "dots per inch" printing, and is extra like a photograph than a digitally printed banner or sign. This really is one from the motives I am a huge fan of dye sublimation paper.

The good quality in the print andthe durability with the fabric is unsurpassed inside the marketing market, in my view. That is not to say that I don't like digital printing. I enjoy digital printing, but it's just a little step beneath dye sub print, though the substratesare often distinct, so they comprise unique areas of print than an inkjet printer does.?