Sublimation paper A3 ream (100 sheets)

Sublimation paper A3 ream (100 sheets)

Sublimation paper A3 ream (100 sheets)

This paper produces vivid colors and high detail,

making it ideal for applications such as T-shirts, mugs, and banners.

Key Features of A3 Sublimation Paper:

Size:

11.7 x 16.5 inches (297 x 420 mm).

Weight:

Typically between 105 and 120 gsm, ensuring a balance between durability and flexibility.

Fast Drying:

It dries quickly, reducing smearing and speeding up production.

High Transfer Rate:

Ensures the most ink is transferred from the paper to the target material, resulting in more vibrant colors.

Compatibility:

Compatible with most inkjet printers that use sublimation inks.

Additional benefits of A3 sublimation paper:

Drying speed:

The ink dries quickly on the paper surface, reducing the possibility of smearing and speeding up the production process.

Kink resistance:

Types of sublimation paper:

Quick-drying paper:

Ideal for rapid production as the ink dries quickly, reducing the waiting time between printing and thermal transfer.

Slow-drying paper:

The difference between sublimation

paper and thermal transfer paper:

Sublimation paper is used with sublimation inks and requires materials

with a polymer coating or a high polyester content.

Sublimation printing is long-lasting and becomes embedded in the fabric,

Tips for Use:

Choosing the Right Printer:

Make sure you’re using an inkjet printer compatible with sublimation inks.

Print Settings:

Use high-quality print settings and select the appropriate paper type in your printer settings for best results.

Storage:

Store paper in a dry place away from moisture to maintain its quality.

Materials that can be printed with sublimation paper:

Material Notes

100% polyester fabrics are best for strong and stable results.
Sports T-shirts should be light in color.
Pillows, covers, and bedspreads should be polyester.

How it works:

Printing:

The design is printed onto paper using an inkjet printer containing special sublimation inks.

Fusion:

The design becomes part of the surface and is invisible to touch.