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Re: Correct word for when you use sublimation on an item
Posted: 20 Sep 2012, 14:55
by Earl Smith
Is that the American Cambridge dictionary??
Re: Correct word for when you use sublimation on an item
Posted: 20 Sep 2012, 16:24
by purpledragon
To sublimate its a verb not specific to this industry but it basically means to imprint, transfer or mix together ie the ink when heated to a certain tempriture sublimates in other words converts to the returns to its original state the best way to descibe our industry would be to say we transfer images via a process that sublimates ink or dye onto an item hence the term dye sublimation......
now class tidy your toys away and chairs on table its nearly home time
ps longforte i just realised this makes your strap line rather generic exactly what sublimation are you making easy lol (just kiddin)
Re: Correct word for when you use sublimation on an item
Posted: 21 Sep 2012, 00:37
by logobear
Isn't sublimation a technical/physics term for a product that turns from a solid to a gas WITHOUT going through the liquid phase ?
This type of product is also known to sXXXXXe (soz, - couldn't bring myself to use the word !)
Re: Correct word for when you use sublimation on an item
Posted: 21 Sep 2012, 08:33
by purpledragon
logobear;54072 wrote:Isn't sublimation a technical/physics term for a product that turns from a solid to a gas WITHOUT going through the liquid phase ?
This type of product is also known to sXXXXXe (soz, - couldn't bring myself to use the word !)
and that lol
Re: Correct word for when you use sublimation on an item
Posted: 21 Sep 2012, 08:34
by WorthDoingRight
What a can of worms I seem to have opened lol
Re: Correct word for when you use sublimation on an item
Posted: 21 Sep 2012, 08:44
by Charlie_
WorthDoingRight;54080 wrote:What a can of worms I seem to have opened lol
Maybe bait-box is a better description lol