Penetrating sublimation ink
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Penetrating sublimation ink
Applicable Machine: Sublimation Machine
Applicable Material: polyester
Applicable Machine: Sublimation Machine
Applicable Material: polyester
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High-Penetration Sublimation Ink Transfer
Effect on Different Fabrics
High-penetration disperse sublimation ink features nano-sized dye particles that
penetrate deep into fiber cores. It effectively solves common issues like white exposure
and whitening when stretching plush or thick polyester fabrics, delivering uniform
front-back penetration, high color fastness, and vivid, rich colors.
1. 100% Plain Polyester (Sportswear, Jerseys, Swimwear, Chiffon)
Printing Performance
- High color saturation with clear restoration of gradients and fine lines, no broken dot patterns.
- Dyes fully penetrate inside fibers, leaving zero rubbery texture; hand feel stays identical to the original fabric.
- Even reverse-side penetration; no white base exposed when stretching or pulling the fabric.
- Excellent washing and stretch resistance; patterns won’t crack or fade after repeated stretching for swimwear.
Application Scenarios: Quick-dry sports T-shirts, yoga wear, chiffon dresses, banners & flags
2. Polyester Satin (Satin Cloth, Wedding Lining, Silk Scarves)
Printing Performance
- Rich, premium color layering under satin luster, well-defined highlights and shadows.
- No ink bleeding or blurring on thin satin with sharp, crisp print edges.
- Dyes fully permeate thin satin for uniform color on both sides, ideal for double-sided printed scarves.
3. Coral Fleece / Flannel / Raschel Blanket (Long Pile Fabrics)
Printing Performance
Conventional ink only sits on the top of fluff, revealing white base once fluff is parted.
High-penetration ink seeps down to the root of fluff fibers, keeping consistent color even when fluff is separated.
No white exposure after pulling or rubbing. Large floral and landscape prints show dense, full colors;
no lint shedding or whitening after washing.
Application: Hotel full-laid carpets, home blankets, plush throws
4. Nylon Fabric (Outdoor Jackets, Luggage Fabric, Stretch Nylon)
Printing Performance
Compatible with modified nylon; dyes lock firmly after high-temperature transfer.
Patterns resist cracking and whitening when the fabric is stretched.
Deeper penetration than standard ink, patterns resist surface fading after abrasion tests for luggage materials.
5. Polyester Blends (60/40 Poly-Cotton, Poly-Modal)
Printing Performance
Stable transfer effect for fabrics with polyester content ≥60%.
High-penetration ink bonds fully with polyester fibers, avoiding dull,
grayish prints on blended textiles. Soft, skin-friendly finish with no stiff texture for modal blended apparel.
6. Thick Canvas / Heavy Polyester Workwear Fabric
Printing Performance
Thick, dense fiber structures block regular ink from penetrating deep layers.
High-penetration ink permeates thick cloth for matching color on front and back;
patterns resist whitening after frequent friction for workwear.
Comparison: High-Penetration Ink vs
Ordinary Sublimation Ink
- Ordinary ink: Only adheres to fiber surfaces, causing white base exposure when folded or stretched;
- poor performance on plush and thick fabrics.
- High-penetration transfer ink: Dyes sink deep into fiber interiors, consistent color through
- all chemical fiber fabrics without white exposure. Color fastness improves by 1–2 grades,
- superior resistance to sunlight and repeated washing.
General Transfer Process Parameters
Temperature: 180–210°C Pressure: Medium to high Time: 25–40 seconds Compatible Printers:
EPSON i3200, Ricoh G6 and other sublimation printers Matching Transfer Paper: 30g–120g sublimation transfer paper