There are many ways to personalise products with logos or photographs etc, but dye sublimation is the most economical solution for one offs or small runs as there are no special set-ups involved, and the equipment needed is minimal. A computer, printer with sublimation inks and a heat press.
Where dye sublimation wins the day is when customers only want a small number or even just one item. Other processes just cannot produce the item economically. Typically minimum orders using other systems are for fifty or more. With dye sublimation, you can produce just one!
Dye Sub Printer
You do not need a lot of space to produce dye-sublimated products and many people run a dye sublimation business from home.
Products that are popular include t-shirts (especially good for hen nights etc), mugs, mouse mats, and coasters. The range of items is increasing all the time.
I even take some products designed as one thing, and use them for another purpose, such as using hardboard place mats with a clock movement to produce wall clocks.
It can be quite daunting setting up the equipment for the first time. Most people have problems with getting the colours looking correct on the products. The printer used has to be set correctly to reproduce colours correctly and this can be very hit and miss if you do not understand the process. Other settings that make a huge difference to the end result are pressure, temperature and time.
If you take the time to look around the web, there are a few website resources (including several forums) that tell you about dye sublimation and what equipment you need, what products you can do etc and there is also a tutorial DVD available online, guiding you though the process of producing dye sublimated products.
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