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Within the dyes and pigments industry, dye sublimation printing represents a specialized segment that employs unique dye inks capable of transitioning directly from a solid to a gaseous state, bypassing the liquid phase through a process called sublimation. Used predominantly in textile and product decoration, dye sublimation printing offers the advantage of bonding the ink with the material, resulting in images that are durable, resistant to fading, and capable of retaining high levels of detail. Distinguishing itself from other printing methods, sublimation printing commonly utilizes a thermal printing process whereby a heat press activates the gaseous ink, enabling it to penetrate and dye the fibers of materials such as polyester. The synergy between the sublimation inks and specific substrates, along with the ensuing vibrancy and longevity of the print, positions dye sublimation printing as a preferred method for applications ranging from fashion and sportswear to home decor and promotional products.
Among the companies operating within the dye sublimation market are Sawgrass Technologies, known for its ink innovations tailored to sublimation printing; Epson, which manufactures printers and sublimation ink supplies; Mimaki, providing advanced printing solutions; and Roland DGA, which offers a range of sublimation printers. Additionally, companies such as Mutoh and Ricoh are also active in providing equipment and supplies to cater to the diverse needs of the dye sublimation printing industry. Show Less Read more