Collection: Sublimation Paper

Introductions: Sublimation transfer printing uses sublimation ink printed on paper or film. This printed material is then placed on fabric and heated under pressure. The ink turns into a gas, transferring the image to the fabric.  This "sublimation paper" must be used with sublimation ink and images are mirror-printed onto it with an inkjet printer.  Heat and pressure then transfer the image to fabrics with less than 30% cotton or sublimation-coated materials. The final image is vibrant, clear, lifelike, and washable in cold water.

Features: The transferred image has vibrant colors and rich layers. The image will not peel, crack, or fade, making sublimation heat transfer products more durable.

Applications: Fabrics with less than 30% cotton content; various substrates with sublimation coating (such as cups, keychains, phone cases, etc.)

Styles: Available in 100g, 105g, 120g, and 125g based on weight.

Note: Not suitable for printers using regular ink but sublimation ink. Not applicable to substrates without a coating.

Instructions: Set up 180-200℃ for 40 seconds.