1. Printing: Designs are created digitally using specialized software and printers that use dye sublimation inks. These inks are typically in a cartridge format and are specifically formulated to sublimate (change from a solid to a gas without passing through a liquid state) under heat and pressure.
2. Transfer: The printed design is transferred from a specially coated transfer paper to the target material using a heat press. During this process, the heat causes the solid dye particles on the transfer paper to sublimate into gas. This gas then penetrates the pores of the material's surface and solidifies into its fibers upon cooling, resulting in a permanent, full-color image.‍
3. Polyester Fabric: Ideal for backdrops, SEG, banners, flags, and soft signage.

Advertising and Signage:

• Flags and Banners: Lightweight and durable for indoor and outdoor displays.
• Trade Show Graphics: Backdrops, table covers, and promotional displays.

Retail Displays: Point-of-sale materials, window graphics, and signage.

1. High-Quality Prints: Produces vibrant, full-color images with high resolution and detail.
2. Durability: The dye becomes part of the substrate's surface, making prints resistant to fading, scratching, and washing.
3. Versatility: Can be used on a variety of materials and products, allowing for diverse applications and customization options.
4. Environmentally Friendly: Dye sublimation produces minimal waste compared to traditional printing methods, as it does not use water or create excess ink.
5. Ease of Use: Once set up, the printing process is relatively straightforward and can be automated for large-scale production.‍
6. Cost-Effective: Suitable for both small-scale and large-scale production due to its efficiency and ability to produce high-quality results.