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Sublimation Paper VS Heat Transfer PU Vinyl

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Sublimation Printing Materials Has Two Type : One is Sublimation Paper, Other is PU Heat transfer vinyl, What is Different Between Two Materials , What you can do with Two materials To Compare What Difference Between Sublimation Paper and Heat transfer vinyl . The First Point is Printing method Difference. 1. Sublimation Paper Is for Printing Materials. you need use Inkjet printer to Printing Colors, Image, Texts, And all you need to Printing Before you go to heat transfer to T-shirt, Fabric, Cloth.  (This photo is Sublimation Paper) And Sublimation paper materials all are white color ,  if you are not use inkjet print, so can not to do heat press. 2. PU Heat transfer vinyl is not printable Materials It is for cutting Materials as you need a cutting plotter to cut texts, logos.  then heat transfer to all T-shirt, Fabric, Cloth. The Color is Raw Materials Color , Exsample : It has many different Roller Color PU Heat transfer vinyl.  Red, Blue, Yellow, Black ,White,Gol...

What Are Sublimation Technology?What You can Do?

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What You can Do with The Sublimation Technology? Welcome To Our This Signs Equipments Technical Blog, Today We are Talking About What Are Sublimation Technology? What you Can do with a Sublimation Machine? 1. Why Sublimation? With The Dye Sublimation Printing Process, You can Printing High Quality Digital Image On Wide Range Of Materials,Sublimation Not only Works On Polyester Fabrics,It Also Works On Hard Surfaces With A Poly-Coating This Opens up An Entirely New World Of Item you can customize-Coasters,Jewelry,Mugs,puzzles And Much More, The Process involves Printing a design On to Sublimation Paper and press it to the material with a heat press. 2. What Is Sublimation? Dye Sublimation Printing is a Process where you take an image that has been created digitally (either by scanning,downloaded from a digital camera or created on your computer),And then print this image with a sublimation printer using sublimation ink onto sublimation transfer paper, Once the image is on the paper,you ...

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