Transfer yield influences the costs associated with dye sublimation printing more than anything else. The highest possible transfer yield is a must for economic and coloristic reasons. To compensate and maximize transfer yield, profiling steps are necessary.

Choosing the right type of sublimation paper is not as easy as one might expect. Printers have to find the right balance between printability, productivity and behavior in the transfer press on one hand, and the paper costs on the other.

Sublimation refers to the physical process through which a material changes from a solid to a gas without first becoming a liquid. It enables image reproduction on any flexible or rigid substrate with a receptive surface that can withstand the amount of heat, pressure and dwell time necessary for image transfer.

Details the requirements of screen mesh for printing four-color process, as well as the measurements and specifications used in the industry.

This article provides an explanation of several methods used to calculate stencil exposure, as well as, methods used to judge stencil resistance and resolution and the advantages and disadvantages of each method.

High density screen printing on caps is much like the process you may use for garments, but it differs slightly. Let's find out how.

The introduction of better printers, inks and substrates, has given rise to viable alternatives to screen printing that allow full-color photographs to be reproduced. Integrating digital technology may be better than watching that customer go from shop to shop looking for someone who can fill their short-run apparel needs.

Sawtoothing can have an adverse effect on print quality. This article classifies all deviations from a straight line contour and are treated as serration phenomena.

Of all the components involved in the screen printing process, the squeegee is one of the most important. Don't let it be the difference between scrap and sellable product.

The successful reproduction of continuous tone images is dependent upon reproducing the largest tonal range possible for the respective printing process. However, the tonal range achieved depends on many factors.