Most of the standard sublimation systems do not use white, because darker items cannot be dyed white. There are systems that use white, but it is not dyed into the substrate like the other colors, so it can crack or peel.
No, the color is very vivid if the fabric is 100% polyester. Also, if you didn't know, we don't print directly on the fabric. We print on transfer paper and then apply the transfer to the fabric with a heat press.
have you ever printed on a polyester sporting uniform? I studied screeningprinting here in Australia and we had a Automated Sumlimation machine, Just wandering with that printer is there a lost in intensity in colour?
where did u get the sublimation system?
jedipat012 1 year ago
how many prints can you make before replacing the bulk ink system?
kungfupenis1 2 years ago
is there white ink available when using the sublimation process?
superjaymze 2 years ago
Most of the standard sublimation systems do not use white, because darker items cannot be dyed white. There are systems that use white, but it is not dyed into the substrate like the other colors, so it can crack or peel.
Blake81 2 years ago
No, the color is very vivid if the fabric is 100% polyester. Also, if you didn't know, we don't print directly on the fabric. We print on transfer paper and then apply the transfer to the fabric with a heat press.
Blake81 2 years ago
have you ever printed on a polyester sporting uniform? I studied screeningprinting here in Australia and we had a Automated Sumlimation machine, Just wandering with that printer is there a lost in intensity in colour?
paorarep 2 years ago