Re: Options for sublimating ceramic plates . . .
Posted: 05 Jan 2020, 11:08
Good morning. I am new to this industry.
Hopefully some of you could help . . .
I understand you can sublimate a ceramic plate using a 3D oven etc . . .
However I also understand you can invest is a special plate press. My question: is it possible to get some attachments or gizmos that would work with my standard A3 swing-away flat press?
If the oven is the preferred option, which oven is best ( also where is best to source same) and do I require those special wraps for same? And if the stand alone plate press is best, where is best place to source?
Overall what's the wise move here?
Hopefully some of you could help . . .
I understand you can sublimate a ceramic plate using a 3D oven etc . . .
However I also understand you can invest is a special plate press. My question: is it possible to get some attachments or gizmos that would work with my standard A3 swing-away flat press?
If the oven is the preferred option, which oven is best ( also where is best to source same) and do I require those special wraps for same? And if the stand alone plate press is best, where is best place to source?
Overall what's the wise move here?