Artículos para sublimación

Sublimation Blanks are typically made from materials such as polyester, ceramic, or metal, which have been treated with a special coating that allows the ink to be transferred onto the surface.

Sublimation blanks are specially coated items that can be printed on using the sublimation printing process. Here's how they work:

A design is created using graphic design software. This design is then printed onto a special sublimation transfer paper using sublimation ink.

The printed transfer paper is placed on the sublimation blank, and the two are subjected to high heat and pressure using a heat press. The temperature typically ranges between 350-400°F (175-205°C).

When heated, the sublimation ink turns into a gas without passing through a liquid state (a process called sublimation). The gas then penetrates the polymer coating of the sublimation blank.

As the blank cools down, the gas turns back into a solid, becoming a permanent part of the blank's surface. This results in a high-quality, vibrant, and durable image that won't peel or wash away.

Sublimation blanks can be used for a wide range of products, including t-shirts, mugs, phone cases, photo panels, keychains, and more. The process allows for full-color, photographic-quality images that are highly durable and resistant to fading.

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This process does require specialized ink, paper, and material or fabric to work. There are a wide variety of sublimation blanks available on the market.

Natural fabrics like cotton and silk are not well-suited for sublimation printing as the fibers in these materials do not readily bind to the inks used in sublimation. However, with proper treatment, it is possible to achieve higher quality prints on these fabrics.

No, sublimation only works on surfaces with 60% or more polyester content or polyester, sublimation coated surfaces. These polyester coated surfaces are often called sublimation blanks and include t-shirts, photo frames, keychains, puzzles, tumblers, ceramic cups and more.