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Dye Sublimation Fabric Printing

The video below demonstrates the soft and supple nature of Fabric Graphics printed using aqueous based Dye Sublimation Printing.

By definition: Dye Sublimation is a two-step printing process where images are printed on paper then transferred to the fabric using a rotary heat press. Under heat and pressure, solid ink pigments are converted to gas, and the colors are permanently embedded deep into the fibers of the receiving material.

As a result, Fabric Graphics offer un-matched depth of color and image resolution.

Choose from a wide variety of fabrics:

Poplin: Dead flat, non-glare appearance. Great for photo and video backdrops.

Satin: Shimmery regal appearance. Great for event banners

Dacron: Like Nylon. Dacron allows ink to penetrate through to the back side of the fabric. Typically used in flag production.