Sublimation paper is a specialized paper designed for sublimation printing, where the ink transitions from a solid to a gas without becoming liquid. This process allows for vibrant, permanent designs that won’t peel, crack, or fade over time, making it ideal for various surfaces such as polyester-coated items or polyester fabrics.
Sublimation is a fascinating printing technique that leverages the process of a substance transitioning directly from a solid to a gas state, bypassing the liquid phase. This unique property makes it especially useful for printing on a variety of objects that traditional printing methods can't handle. For instance, it's particularly effective for customizing objects with complex shapes or those that require a durable print that won't peel, crack, or wash over time.
Joto provides a specialized one-sided sublimation paper designed for this purpose. This paper is ideal for use on any white surface coated with a polyester coating or made entirely of polyester. The key to using this paper correctly is identifying the printable side, which is distinguished by its brighter white color compared to the other side.
Moreover, Joto offers these high-quality sublimation papers in various sizes to accommodate different sublimation printers, ensuring you can find the right fit for your specific printing needs. This flexibility in paper sizes, coupled with the paper's compatibility with a wide range of surfaces, underscores the versatility and cost-effectiveness of sublimation printing for personal and commercial projects alike.
For those looking to delve into sublimation printing, or to expand their current capabilities, Joto's offerings represent a reliable and high-quality choice, supporting a myriad of creative and custom printing projects.
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