In the field of digital intelligent printing, dye sublimation has long been a popular printing, known for its bright colors, durability and versatility. But what exactly is dye sublimation? How does it work? This article will take a deep look at the advantages of dye sublimation printing.

Let's delve deeper into the crucial components of a digital sublimation printer. With so many options available in the market, it can be challenging to decide which one is the best. As a manufacturer of printers, we're here to guide you through this process by highlighting the three most significant parts of a sublimation printer.

First of all, what is sublimation? Dye-sublimation is a popular textile printing method that can transfer images onto a variety of materials including fabrics, ceramics, metals and plastics. This process uses sublimation ink that changes from solid to gas when heated, bypassing the liquid state. The gas penetrates into the surface of the substrate and solidifies, forming a permanent, vivid image that is resistant to fading and cleaning.

The successful conclusion of the three-day Guangzhou DPES Textile Printing Exhibition marked a vibrant showcase of powerful brand equipment, attracting a constant stream of enthusiastic visitors.

Fedar's booth is 12/A50 at Fespa Global Print Expo 2024 in Amsterdam. Fedar is showcasing sublimation printers like the FD61915E-A, FD5328E, and DTF printers like FD70-4 models, and show various innovative printing solutions.

Fedar will showcase dye sublimation printers such as FD61915E-A, FD5328E, and DTF printers, such as FD70-4.