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What is it?
Sublimation is a printing process and/or technique, which allows you to use infinite colors on a wide variety of products.

Where is it applied?
Today there is a wide variety of products to which this process is adhered. We leave you some examples: garments such as leggings, t-shirts, caps, aprons, backpacks, divers, jackets, backpacks, booties, bibs, baby bodies, pillows, slippers, purses, face masks, chinstraps, flip flops. Without a doubt, there are many more products.

Its characteristics are very dynamic, especially when working in industrial or mass production, but also in personalized production.

As?
Through a tool called sublimation iron, which has specific characteristics for its correct application.

With what?
In principle, having the idea of ​​the design is essential, making the print with sublimation inks on a specific paper and then applying it with a “sublimation iron” to the desired object or fabric, following the specific parameters of temperature, pressure and time. As simple as that!

What fabrics can I sublimate?
Among the types of fabrics that are commonly used in textile sublimation, we can find: Acetate, Acrocel, Simil neoprene, Cordura, Sport Frisado, Dry Fit, Invisible Frisa, Polyester Gabardine, Chiffon, Jersey Set, Ketten, Ketten Frisado, Lycra , Microfiber, Elasticized Microfiber, Fried Elasticized Microfiber, Modal, Neoprene, Panama, Ripstop, Satin, Cold Silk, Polyester Set, Siré, Spun, Taffeta, Aircraft Fabric, Toweling Fabric, Tricot, Tropical Mechanic, Tulle, Polar, Micropolar, and some more.