13x19 Sublimation Transfers

Elevate your designs with our top-of-the-line Custom Sublimation Transfers, available exclusively at our print shop. Crafted with precision and expertise, these transfers bring your artwork to life with vibrant colors, impeccable details, and lasting quality. Using cutting-edge sublimation technology, we ensure that your designs are seamlessly infused into the fabric, resulting in a soft-to-touch, breathable, and fade-resistant finish. Whether it's apparel, accessories, or promotional items, our Custom Sublimation Transfers deliver unmatched excellence for your personalized creations. Let your imagination run wild and turn your vision into reality with our exceptional sublimation transfer services. Custom Sublimation Transfers!! ~~Sizes up to 44" x 36"~~

Preparation:

Set up your heat press on a stable and even surface.

Preheat the heat press to the recommended temperature for sublimation, typically around 375°F (190°C).

Garment Preparation:

Ensure the garment is clean and free from any wrinkles or debris.

Place a sheet of heat-resistant paper inside the garment to prevent ink bleed-through.

Positioning:

Position your sublimation transfer design on the garment with the printed side facing down (mirror image facing the fabric).

Use heat-resistant tape to secure the transfer in place if needed.

Pressing:

Carefully place the garment with the transfer onto the heated press bed.

Close the heat press and apply gentle pressure. Make sure not to apply excessive force that could distort the image.

Pressing Time:

Press the garment for the recommended time, usually around 45-60 seconds.

The time may vary based on the specific transfer paper and equipment you are using.

Pressure:

Use medium pressure to ensure the transfer adheres properly to the fabric.

Consult your transfer paper manufacturer's guidelines for the appropriate pressure setting.

Cooling:

Once the pressing time is complete, carefully open the heat press and remove the garment.

Allow the garment to cool down for a few seconds before handling.

Peeling:

Peel the transfer paper away from the fabric gently and slowly.

If the design is not fully transferred or if the edges appear faded, the temperature, pressure, or pressing time may need adjustment.

Final Inspection:

Check the transferred design for vibrancy, detail, and proper adhesion.

If needed, repeat the pressing process with adjusted settings.

Always refer to the specific sublimation transfer paper and heat press manufacturer's instructions, as different materials and equipment may have varying requirements. It's recommended to conduct test prints and adjustments before proceeding with large production runs to ensure the best results.