READY FOR USE SUBLIMATION INKS

Note: These inks are not suitable for cotton or other natural fibers, since disperse dye of the ink does not fix to the fiber. However, it can be tested for cotton fibers, first applying the POLYESTER EMULSION base , using a 25 threads/cm silk over the already printed and dried transfer paper, let dry again and finally transfer under pressure at 205 ?C for 35 seconds and tearing off the paper when still hot . Test well fastness at washing.

APPLICATION EXAMPLES:
As an example, for a pressure of 5 Kg/cm2, the following temperatures and transfer times are suggested: Polyester (210? C, 30 sec), Acrylic (190? C, 20 sec), Polyamide (200? C, 20 sec), Triacetate (195? C, 25 sec.).
For Blacks Sublimatex, to have the better transfer of the color, temperatures of 210/220? C and 40 seconds are recommended.

TRANSFER:
The temperatures as well as the exposure times vary between 180 and 220? C, and between 20 and 40 seconds, depending on the fabric, reason why it is suggested to perform previous tests with thermo transfer iron and determine the 3 variables (temperature, time and pressure) to obtain the best intensity and brightness of the color. The pressure suggested is between 4 and 5 Kg/cm2

PAPER:
Paper without coatings must be used, with a grammage between 100 and 150 grams/m2 (enough to prevent cracks and remain unchanged while undergoing temperatures up to 220? C). It must have smooth surface, free from dirtiness and dust.

Printed on industrial paper as an inverted image, and let the printing dry to a temperature less than 80?C. Once dried it can be transferred with transfer iron to the synthetic fabrics.

READY FOR USE SUBLIMATION INKS:
They are aqueous inks formulated to print sublimation transfers. Available in 22 standard colors plus the Transparent Base (reducing agent), they can be mixed each other to obtain other tones.

They are aqueous inks formulated to print sublimation transfers

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