Sublimation Transfer Paper for Inkjet Printer 8.5x11 Inch 125 Sheets

Title: Understanding Sublimation Paper for Better Usability

When it comes to sublimation paper, many people believe that thicker paper means better usability. However, the truth is that the effectiveness of sublimation paper lies in the ink absorbing layer on its surface. Thinner paper actually prevents ink jamming, resulting in smoother printing and better transfer effects. In fact, most industrial printing machines use 40 GSM sublimation paper for these reasons.

Sublimation transfer involves using an inkjet printer with sublimation ink to print images and texts on sublimation paper in a mirror-reversed manner. When the sublimation transfer equipment heats up to around 200 degrees Celsius, the sublimation ink on the paper vaporizes and penetrates into the substrate, allowing the image's colors to be transferred realistically to textiles, porcelain, metal, and other materials. This process requires special sublimation paper, ink, and polyester-coated items that react with each other.

To ensure the best results, it's important to use white or light-colored polyester fabric garments or sublimation blanks with a tight weave. Printing should be done with sublimation ink on the bright white side of the sublimation paper. It's essential to use high-quality sublimation ink that won't clog nozzles and to adjust the color density on the computer to avoid excessive ink that is difficult to dry. The appropriate hot pressing temperature and time should also be adjusted accordingly. Additionally, it's important to ensure that the hot pressing surface, transfer paper, and substrate surface are tightly attached during sublimation transfer to prevent blurred images or text.

In terms of product features, sublimation paper with a nano coating offers a flat surface without paper jamming or ink dragging. It provides clear and fine printing, making it widely used for customized items. Good quality thermal sublimation ink is essential for waterproof and scratch-resistant results without fading. A 105g paper is recommended for its superior transfer effect compared to 125g paper, as it offers smooth printing with no ink or paper jamming.

In conclusion, thicker sublimation paper does not necessarily mean better usability. The key to achieving high-quality sublimation transfers lies in using the right paper, ink, and equipment, and following the proper printing and transfer procedures. With the right materials and techniques, sublimation paper can deliver exceptional results that meet the needs of various industries and applications.

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