The anti-sublimation effect is remarkable
it can effectively prevent the dye sublimation in the fabric and maintain the clarity and color of the printed pattern.
Environmental protection
Usually water-based formula, in line with environmental requirements.
Flexibility
After printing, the coating feels soft, does not stick to hands, and has good flexibility.
Durability
The printed pattern has good washable resistance and wear resistance.
Wide applicability
suitable for a variety of fabrics, including cotton, polyester, nylon and so on.
Textile printing
Especially suitable for the printing of dark fabrics (such as black, dark blue, etc.), to prevent the background color dye sublimation to the printed pattern.
Sportswear
Used for printing sportswear, such as swimsuits, sports T-shirts, etc., to prevent dyes from sublimating at high temperatures.
Other fabrics
suitable for T/C cloth, chemical fabric, tint cloth, mercerized cotton, etc.
Mesh selection:
80-100 mesh mesh is usually used.
Printing process:
Start with an anti-sublimation paste, which usually needs to be printed 2-3 times to ensure adequate thickness. After the base, other paste can be printed on it. After printing, it usually needs to be dried at 60°C-100°C.
Note:
The thickness of anti-sublimation paste is proportional to the anti-sublimation effect, but too thick may lead to poor feel. Different fabrics and colors have different sublimation effects, and it is recommended to test before formal production.
Environmentally friendly:
Anti-sublimation pulp is usually water-based formulation and environmentally friendly.
Safe use:
Use in a well-ventilated environment to avoid contact with skin and inhalation of dust.
Storage conditions:
Should be stored in a cool, dry, ventilated environment, avoid high temperature and humidity.
Through the rational use of anti-sublimation paste, the effect and quality of screen printing on dark fabrics can be significantly improved, while meeting the requirements of environmental protection and safety.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the primary function of anti-sublimation paste?
The anti-sublimation paste acts as a barrier coat that prevents dyes in synthetic fabrics (especially dark polyester and chemical fabrics) from migrating or sublimating into the printed pattern, ensuring clean, clear, and bright colors.
What mesh size is recommended for printing this anti-sublimation paste?
It is recommended to use a mesh count of 80 to 100 mesh to allow adequate paste flow and build up the necessary protective barrier thickness.
How many times should the anti-sublimation paste be printed?
Generally, it needs to be printed 2 to 3 times to build up a sufficient thickness layer as a base before applying other colored pastes on top.
What are the drying and curing requirements after printing?
After the printing process is completed, the printed textile pattern should be dried within a temperature range of 60°C to 100°C.
Is this screen printing paste environmentally friendly?
Yes, this anti-sublimation paste is formulated using a water-based composition, ensuring it meets standard environmental protection and safety requirements.
How does the application thickness affect the final product?
While a thicker layer of anti-sublimation paste improves the anti-sublimation effect, applying it too thick may make the printed coating feel stiff. It is highly recommended to perform a test print on your specific fabrics before starting formal production.
