Sublimation Technology and Fidelity

Thermal Transfer Printing, also known as dye-sublimation, is a printing method where solid dye particles are converted directly into a gas without passing through a liquid phase. This gas infuses into the polyester fiber, permanently bonding the color molecule with the fabric structure. The result is a print with Photographic Resolution, Vivid Color Saturation, and a Soft Hand-Feel because the print lies within the fiber rather than sitting on the surface. This technique is ideally suited for synthetic fabrics, requiring a minimum of 60% polyester content to achieve optimal transfer.

The process eliminates issues like cracking or peeling common with surface-based printing methods.