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Professional Flag Sublimation Printers
Bring vibrant, fade-resistant colors to life on textiles and banners. Our Audley sublimation series combines high-speed output with precision engineering for demanding production environments, perfect for flags, soft signage, and large textile applications.
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D1600-4 Sublimation Flag Printer
High-Quality Printing Solution: This versatile sublimation printer offers high-quality printing for various applications, including flag printing, with a resolution of 3200dpi. Available in 1.6m, 2.2m, and 3.2m configurations.
| Printheads | Epson 4720 / i3200-A1 |
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| Print Width | Up to 1500mm (59.1") |
| Print Speed | 120-240 sqm/h (High Volume) |
| Ink System | CMYK Sublimation (CISS) |
| Resolution | 1440 x 2880 dpi |
Why It Matters: The Flag Sublimation Advantage
Flag sublimation printing is a specialized process designed for lightweight, porous textiles. By printing directly onto the fabric and sublimating the ink with heat, the colors penetrate completely through the material. This ensures that your flags and banners are vibrant and readable from both sides, while remaining soft, foldable, and highly resistant to outdoor weathering.
Best Use Cases
- ✓ Outdoor advertising flags (teardrop, feather, block)
- ✓ Trade show soft signage and backdrops
- ✓ Sports team banners and stadium flags
- ✓ Lightweight interior retail displays
Key Advantages
- ✓ High Penetration: Ink bleeds through the fabric for excellent double-sided visibility.
- ✓ Outdoor Durability: Sublimated colors are highly resistant to UV fading and rain.
- ✓ High Speed: Capable of pushing up to 240 sqm/h for massive production runs.
- ✓ No Paper Waste: Direct-to-fabric printing eliminates the need for transfer paper.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Flag Sublimation and standard Sublimation?
Standard sublimation printers print onto a transfer paper, which is then heat-pressed onto the fabric. Flag sublimation printers (like the D1600-4) are designed to print directly onto the textile. The fabric then passes through an inline heater to sublimate and fix the ink, allowing for deep penetration so the image is visible on both sides of the flag.
What fabrics can I print on?
These printers are optimized for polyester-based textiles. The most common materials are flag mesh, warp-knitted polyester, display fabrics, and backlit textiles. The fabric must be pre-treated for direct disperse/sublimation printing to prevent ink bleeding before curing.
Is the inline heater included?
Yes, the D1600-4 series includes an integrated heating system that cures and fixes the sublimation ink immediately after printing, making it a complete, single-step production solution.