Dye Sublimation


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Dye Sublimation

These prints are another way to use dyes for achieving multiple coloured prints.
The main difference between this technique and the other two, is that when using sublimation prints there is no charge per colour. The price will be the same for 1 colour as for full colour prints, the cost being varied by size. This is the cheapest technique for photo or picture prints that contain many colours.

Here you see a full colour sublimated print on a polyester shirt.

Also there is no set up fee like on screen-printing and vinyl transfers. It is a cost efficient technique even when printing one-offs.

Colour:
These prints can be done in full colours, which can be processed prints that include fading techniques. There are no restrictions in colour.

Printing surfaces:
The difference here is that this technique can only be used on white polyester garments or before manufacturing. the garments have to be flat.
This technique can also be applied on special polyester treated metals and ceramics.

The price will depend on the size of the print and on the size of the job. The