WHAT IS SUBLIMATION?

Using an inkjet printer and special ink, an image is printed onto sublimation paper. The paper absorbs and retains the sublimation ink which is made of a mixture of carrier fluid and solid dye particles.

The printout is placed on a blank surface such as a t-shirt or mug and heated with a heat press. Upon applying heat and pressure, the sublimation paper releases the ink transferring the image. 

With sublimation, the sky is the limit. 

Some of the most commonly used 

materials are Ceramic, MDF, Glass, Aluminum, Plastic, Metal and 

Polyester.