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Dye Sublimation Technology

Dye sublimation technology is ideal for printing photo-realistic images onto t-shirts, bags, caps, mugs sweatshirts and other items. The feel of the finished garment is as soft as if there were no image there because the ink becomes part of the material you print on. It is also ideal for producing...

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Dye Sublimation Supplies

Dye sublimation offers the highest quality print on textiles, leaving a design on the textile that won't crack, peel or fade, and holds up to repeated laundering. It is ideal when you want a photo-realistic print at a reasonable price. To get your dye-sub business up and running and to keep it...

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Dye Sublimation Products

The look and feel of dye sublimation products is much more professional than vinyl or other plastic-type graphics. The nature of dye sublimation is that under intense heat and pressure, the inks that make up the design actually become part of the printed item itself. That is why if you run your...

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Dye Sublimation Printers

Dye sublimation printers allow you to build or expand your business by offering high-quality prints in short runs. The dye sublimation process is also cost-effective for printing totally customized items for individual clients. With a countertop dye-sub press, you can offer a mixture of items to...

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Dye Sublimation Paper

When you purchase a dye sublimation printing system, don't forget the paper. The quality of the paper you use is just as important as the heat press and dyes, yet many people skip over this until the last minute. For commercial-grade prints on professional equipment, you need commercial-grade dye...

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