There's no shortage of advice on improving sublimation printing. Search for almost any sublimation problem, and you will find an article explaining how to avoid ghosting, bleeding, fading, colour problems or poor transfer results. Plenty of information covers temperature, pressure,...

When you run a sublimation business, keeping costs under control is part of the job. There is nothing wrong with looking for a better price on sublimation blanks. In fact, if two products perform equally well and one costs less,...

Lately, I've noticed something while looking through quite a few UK vinyl cutter listings: 2,000g cutting force is being used as a major selling point on an increasing number of machines. It's an impressive number. If you've had a few...

If you work with sublimation printing, you have probably heard one piece of advice more often than almost any other: “Use the correct ICC profile.” For someone new to sublimation, that advice is not wrong. In fact, getting the right...

You have just finished sublimating a T-shirt. You lift the heat press, peel away the transfer paper, and immediately notice something is not quite right. The design looks a little faded. It is not a complete disaster. The image is...

Have you ever pressed a sublimation mug, taken it out of the press, and immediately noticed something odd? The centre looks great. The colours are strong, the details are sharp, and everything seems to have transferred properly. Then you look...

Spend a few minutes searching for sublimation settings, and you'll soon notice something strange. The same numbers keep appearing: 200°C for 60 seconds. You'll see them recommended for mugs, mentioned in tutorials and repeated in sublimation discussions as though they...

If you have spent any time around sublimation printing, you have probably come across the phrase “preheat your sublimation blank” more times than you can count. It usually appears as a quick tip buried somewhere in a mug-pressing guide, a...

If you work in the UK, you probably don't need much convincing that waterproof workwear is useful. One minute the sky is bright; the next, you're standing in a drizzle that seems to have appeared out of nowhere. For people...

You have just finished pressing a T-shirt. The sublimation design looks exactly how you hoped it would. The colours are bright, the details are sharp, and the print has transferred beautifully. At first glance, it feels like a perfect result....