The system uses a patented process that combines infrared heat and vacuum pressure to mold images onto two and three dimensional substrates and surfaces.

Sublideck lets users achieve the highest possible standards of commercial decoration onto complex dimensional surfaces or products such as automotive parts, consumer electronics, sporting gear, household appliances, architectural details, fashion products, mobile phones laptops all can now be digitally decorated.

"Sublideck 2D and Sublideck 3D represent a major breakthrough for digital decoration at several segments of the marketplace," said Paul Hirst, managing director.

"Sublideck 2D is an ideal system for small businesses wanting to decorate shaped items, while Sublideck 3D is truly a commercial-grade process to imprint onto complex surfaces."

Sublideck 2D lets users decorate simple shaped products, curves and dimensional items. It uses a special vacuum press bed, flexible top membrane and infra-red heat to create custom edge-effects for items such as switch plates, cell phone covers, and ceramic tile. 

Sublideck 3D uses the same combination of vacuum pressure and heat in a larger top membrane to wrap transfer film completely around complex shapes or surfaces. 

Both presses work best with images printed using standard sublimation inks onto Octi-Tech's TotalRelease Film, a flexible heat- and pressure-tolerant media specially formulated for dye sublimation inks.

For more information visit www.sublideck.com, or call 0114 245 4494.

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