Description

Tintas para sublimacion fluorescentes

We developed high quality of tintas para sublimacion fluorescentes which is compatible with all Epson printheads. 

DESCRIPTION

INKJD‐tintas para sublimacion fluorescentes are kinds of high viscosity sublimation inks, Specially formulated for Konica heads under high-speed inkjet printing mode.

This kind of inks are with excellent jettability and runnability, and feature with high color saturation, pattern fineness, dye transfer rate.

FEATURES  AND  BENEFITS

• Vivid bright, high color density and colorful shades
• Excellent jettability and runnability
• Suitable for digital printing without steaming and washing
• Meet US&EU strictest industry standards
• Green and Eco-friendly with low VOC

APPLICATIONS

Suitable for Polyester fabrics, Polyester Blended Fabric and Polyester-Coated surface.

SPECIFICATIONS

Colors:

ExtraBlack,  Cool  Black,  Warm  Black,  Cyan,  Magenta,

Deep  Magenta,  Yellow,  Light  Cyan,  Light  Magenta,

Printer  Compatibility:

Tintas para sublimacion fluorescentes

FM; FY

Printing  Environment:

• Temperature:  59°-­‐85°F  (15°-­‐30°C)
• Relative  Humidity:  30%  to  60% (noncondensing)
• Storage  Temperature:  5°-­‐40°C  (41°-­‐104°F)
• Relative  Humidity:  20%  to  80%

Packaging:

1  Liter  bottles ; 1  Liter  Bags ; 2  Liter  Bags  5KG; 25KG; 200KG; Bulk

Shelf  Life:

12  months  from  date  of  production.

Safety  Data: Please  refer  to  MSDS

Storage and Handling

The ink should be stored in a clean, dry area with temperature controlled between 10-40℃.

What is Sublimation?

• Dye sublimation is a process that uses a special heat sensitive dye to print graphics and text onto paper.
• The paper is then placed on a sublimable item and both are placed into a heat press for about 20~45 seconds at 180-230 degrees.
• When the cycle(sublimation) is completed, the image on the paper has transferred to the item and has actually become a part of the surface.If you run your finger across the surface of a sublimated plate you will feel nothing.
  

  The reason for this is that sublimation is always done on a polyester, polymer or polymer coated item.

  At high temperatures, the solid dye converts into a gas without ever becoming a liquid.The same high temperature opens the pores of the polymer and allows the gas to enter.When the temperature drops, the pores close and the gas reverts to a solid state.It has now become a part of the polymer.For this reason, true dye sublimation cannot be done on natural materials like 100% cotton. Natural fibers and non-coated materials have no “pores” to open.

Inkjet printers use a liquid filled inkjet cartridge that has a suspension of the dye in it and requires transfers to be printed on special coated inkjet paper.

The printer should be dedicated to sublimation as the cartridges cannot be easily or cheaply switched with regular cartridges for regular document printing.

Sublimation Process

1. Design Your Transfer
A computer, graphic design software, printer with sublimation inks, and a heat press are all you need to begin making full color items.With a scanner, digital camera or any electronic image or clip art you have a flexibility to create colorful designs and add photographs.Once you’ve created an electronic design, you can create as many or as few transfers as you needs.

2. Print Your Transfer
With your sublimation printer and cartridges, you’re ready to start printing transfers.Sublimation produces vibrant color that surpasses silk screening or hot stamping-perfectfor logos, photos, clip art or other images.

3. Heat Your Transfer
Sublimation inks are specially formulated to convert directly from a solid to a gas under heat and pressure.While in a gaseous state, the inks are attracted to certain types of synthetic surface. The inks actually penetrate and bond with the Unisub surface so that apermanent, durable image is created.

Other heat transfer methods only apply color to the surface of the substrate, resulting in a product that can be easily scratched or damaged.

4. Press Time & Temperature