Dye Sublimation is a process that is used to create high quality photo quality printed gifts in small to medium volume, also known as "personalisation."

With dye sublimation (also known as dye sub, or subli printing) you're not just transferring an image on to an item - you're imprinting the image in to the surface of the product, so it's permanent.

Whether you are seeking a method of personalising a one-off mug, bringing your own promotional items in-house or broadening your product range, Nova Chrome UK can help.

Xpres was a pioneer in bringing sublimation technology to the European market almost 30 years ago.

Continual research and development has seen its use increase dramatically by garment decorators both for garment decoration and as a cost effective method of personalising business and promotional gifts and today offers a wide choice of printers, inks, paper and substrates for this hugely popular method of personalisation.

Kornit, leaders in industrial direct to garment digital printers have launched a new RIP system for their range of printers.

Suitable for both their single and dual pallet Digital Garment printers, the new Quick-P RIP works in tandem with Photoshop to produce fast, automated file manipulation and ripping.

Digital printing of garments and other substrates has become more and more popular over the last few years.  

This type of printing offers you another profitable line to your business without time consuming setting up costs.

TheMagicTouch are preparing to celebrate 20 years in the industry, during which time the company has grown to become one of the world leaders in digital image transfer technology, with offices in more than 50 countries worldwide.

Digital printing technologies have advanced over recent years to make the process easier than ever before, providing customers with excellent results and quality digital image transfer onto garments.

Putting it simply, we were keen to expand into the digital market place and found the perfect partners in EZtrans. We are able to offer excellent and innovative products for a rapidly expanding market.

Whereas the Romans made sure all roads led to Rome, the Greeks stole the lead in mythology and philosophical thought and the ancient Egyptians even resorted to mummification to preserve their spirit after death, as we all know now, just about everything we buy these days has the ubiquitous "Made in China" label sewn into the seam somewhere.

From T shirts to hoodies and sweatshirts the ability to produce one-off garments has seen the digital print business quickly establish its own position in this sector.

As simple to use as a normal desktop printer, direct to garment printers produce bright and vibrant prints on all styles and colours of garments.

There has been a lot of publicity about direct to garment printing, particularly with the technology advancing so quickly. With this in mind, James Carpenter of DoroTape UK Ltd discusses the merits of the more established digital film transfer printing over the new boy in town.

With the Christmas gift season fast approaching, more and more people are turning to dye sublimation printing as a quick, easy and profitable way to take advantage of the ever increasing demand for personalised presents. Nova Chrome sales director Ian McDowell tells you how.

From the included computer and workstation to the complete startup kit, M&R's i-Dot comes with nearly everything you need to get started in digital textile printing. In no time at all, you'll be turning out amazingly sharp text and line art with exceptional blending and photographic transitions.

The PreJet is more of a preparation machine as its sole purpose is to apply the pre-treat needed to print onto coloured fabrics. To create the same quality prints as those produced on white T shirts, you need to substitute the white base that would otherwise be the fabric with a white ink base.