Sublimation printing, also known as sublimation thermal transfer, refers to printing the sublimation transfer ink onto the material by printing, and then superimposing the printed sublimation material and the fabric on the fabric to heat and pressurize, and the dye of the material is sublimated in a gas phase state. Transfer to the fabric.

For example, sportswear, bags, non-woven fabrics, clothing, and the like. In addition to fabrics, printable sublimation material can be transferred to ceramics (such as cups, plates, tiles), wood, chemical fibers, glass and metal products (the surface needs to be coated with acrylic paint).

The main feature is that the transfer image is colorful and rich in layers, and the effect is comparable to printing. The difference from printing is that the sublimation materials in the transfer ink is sublimated by heat, infiltrates into the molecular structure of the object, and forms a brightly colored image after desublimation. The image does not fall off, crack and fade, so sublimation thermal transfer products have the advantage of durability.

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