Vision-Dry sublimation transfer paper

The characteristic of sublimation transfer printing  When we introduce our sublimation transfer paper to our customers, are you brainstorming of the advantages of sublimation transfer paper?Today i make a detailed introduction of advantage of the sublimation transfer printing. These five points are enough for your introduction. 1. Color versatility : Dye sublimation can display any colors and types of image if it is using our sublimation transfer paper. The images on the sublimation transfer paper will be made CMYK, not RGB, so if you want to make any images, you will need to make it in CMYK color mode, not RGB and convert to CMYK. 2. Image versatility : You can print any vector images and higher resolutions such as PDF, JPEG, and TIFF with sublimation transfer paper. However, with sublimation printing, the image will vary as per the composition of the fabric. The image area and non-image area on the fabric are the same, so will have a smooth feel. It does not wash out and fa

Dye-Sublimation printing is often misunderstood. A quick search on the internet using sublimation as a keyword will return 1000’s of pages which normally relate to high quality, dye sub proofing printers. These do not constitute the large format dye-sublimation printing available at Vision. We are not printers of mugs, t-shirts etc., we are a professional manufacturer of dye sublimation transfer paper from roll to sheet. Dye-sublimation printing is defined as a    process to image onto fabric, film, and metals. This process is a true environmentally friendly solution. There are no VOC’s (volatile organic compounds) often associated with solvent printing. The inks are waterbased, the paper is recyclable. Our Vision's sublimation transfer paper can be used onto a big range of fabrics for point-of-sale and exhibition displays, interior design, and hard surfaces for architectural purposes. Examples of the substrates our sublimation transfer paper used onto are: Fabrics

Dye sublimation printing technique is quite a relatively new technology and as a process is  really simple, only becoming more common place over the last two years. Dye sublimation  textile printing is a thermal process whereby colour dyes are transferred from an ink ribbon  onto, or rather into, the surface of a special substrate which is then laminated during the  final stage of the process. The dye sublimation printing process is used to print on polyester or other synthetic fabrics. It is used for applications such as T-shirts, banners, table covers, id cards, sportswear  and flags.The  dye sublimation inks  are a pigment suspended in a liquid solvent, like water.  The images are initially  printed on coated heat resistant transfer paper as a reverse image  of the final design,  which is then transferred onto polyester fabric in a heat press operating  at a temperature around 180 to 210 C (375 F). Vision Digital Printing Co.Ltd  , We are a professional manu

In order to help print professionals to improve their working practices, the FESPA 2016 Brazil announces the Entrepreneur Space, with Wilson Giglio consultant. During the four days of FESPA Brazil, from 6 to 9 April at the Expo Center Norte in São Paulo, entrepreneurs can get your questions about business and, more than that, meet new opportunities to optimize their processes. Wilson Giglio business consultant will be in Entrepreneur Space helping both those who plan to enter the graphics market as current entrepreneurs seeking for new ideas and concepts that can expand and enhance its market share. The expert points out: "If your goal is not to participate in the crisis may attend the lectures and the Entrepreneur Space in FESPA Brazil, will transmit various tips, directions and suggestions for you, your company and employees." Wilson Giglio will take questions and give tips to all who attend. Who wants to invest or increase its market share, is the great chance to hea

     Dye sublimation printing can reproduce images on a variety of flexible and rigid substrates, which can endure the amount of heat, pressure and dwell time necessary for image transfer. With two primary areas of focus, including sublimation to textiles/soft fabrics as well as rigid substrates, dye sublimation enables the production of items such as point-of-sale applications, banners, custom flags, license plates, snowboards and promotional pieces.    In the digital imaging arena, the sublimation process takes place in a special laminator in which temperature, dwell time and pressure vary depending on the polymer receiving material. Surfaces for sublimation need to be specialty-coated or polymer-coated to accept inks and sublimation conditions vary depending on the heat transfer press being used, making it necessary for print providers to determine optimal temperature, pressure and dwell time conditions based on individual heat presses. When the heating process is completed, the i