Sublimation

Sublimation involves the application of the transfixer to ceramic objects that are specially prepared for this type of printing. Transfers are generated by the digital printing process and are transferred to the desired ceramic surface using a heat transfer. The process allows the penetration of the color into the structure of the film that wraps the object, so that the result is the sublimation of the photo quality images in full color. In relation to baking, the sublimation gives the impression less resistance to scratching and washing. The ideal choice for small circuits, as well as the personalization of ceramic items.

Sublimation is one of the most precise and widely used branding techniques for ceramic and similar promotional products, enabling high-quality printing with full-color, photo-realistic results. The process involves applying transfers created through digital printing, which are then applied to specially prepared product surfaces using a heat press. During this process, the ink penetrates the coating layer of the material, resulting in a smooth and detailed finish. The final output is a photo-quality image that accurately reproduces logos, photographs, and complex graphic designs. Sublimation is especially suitable for ceramic items such as mugs and similar products where visual quality and customization are essential. Compared to other techniques, sublimation is ideal for small and medium production runs as well as personalized items, due to its flexibility and fast production process. This method is an effective solution for companies looking for high-quality, visually appealing, and fully customized promotional products.