Digital Textile Printing is revolutionizing the textile industry worldwide. Traditionally textile printing has been based on a mass production model where fabrics are produced by rotary screen printing in large volumes. The benefit of this method was high volume product at a low price. However there are many disadvantages to traditional textile printing. These are high setup costs, lengthy and expensive sampling process, slow turn around, limited number of spot colors per design and short runs

Digital Textile printing is the key to opening new markets. It does not have any of the disadvantages of Traditional Textile printing while offering the ability to use an unlimited number of colour's, excellent reproduction of continuous tone images, unlimited repeat sizes and the ability to print multiple designs.

	Step 1 : Proofing and File Setup Every Polyester fabric is tested and colour calibrated prior to printing. Each different type of fabric will have different printing characteristic- that need to be tested and measured to obtain optimum results.
	Step 2 : Printing to transfer paper The image is printed to a special transfer paper
	Step3 : Heat Pressing (Sublimation) The dye is transferred from the paper to the fabric in a heat press. The dye vaporizes (sublimates) and transfers into the polyester fibres resulting in a permanent print. Because only the dye transfers the original look and feel of the fabric is preserved.