Kolorfusion Sublimation Printing

Below are samples of just some of the many products we've already coated. Our process can be applied to nearly any item. The designs are only limited by your imagination.

This is not your Father's sublimation. Sublimation uses paper as the transfer medium. Well just try taking paper and wrapping something interesting like a carbeurator. The wrinkles and folds that are created in the paper will transfer along the design. We don't do wrinkles.

Your design will be seamlessly applied and flow over your object like it was applied by magic. Give us a call, we are always happy to explain how we can transform the boring into the truly spectacular.

Do you have a client that requires a one-of-a-kind creation? Designs Infused can apply any design to porcelain and metal fixtures with stunning results. Imagine a kitchen sink, faucet and all of the cabinetry hardware in a unique pattern designed just for your client that no one else in the world will have.

Bathrooms for children using their own drawings applied to their fixtures. The applications are endless and the result is a showpiece that is sure to impress.

Using "Designs Infused" for applications which would normally require custom paint or in-mould offers you the ability to design in a process which will make your products stand out. With low or no start up fees and a piece price that competes, you will be offering a solution that works. Additional benefits are this is a long lasting, very durable finish.

Current products can receive a "Make over" that will put them way ahead of the competition. A current customer was only able to offer a single color anodize or powder coat on their products. Now they can have any design they can create applied for only a small up charge.

Small runs or large this process will take your product to a level you never though possible.

Because our process involves temperature (140C - 200C; 285F- 390F) and pressure (0.75 - 0.9 bar; 20" - 27" Hg), the material specifications are dependent not only on the heat deflection and melt point, but also on the geometry of the part. Thinner walled parts require a material with higher thermal properties while thicker parts may be more flexible on the material choice.

There are many different polymers that work well with our process. The following is a list of polymers that have successfully been decorated either directly into the resin surface or into coating applied to the surface.

1. Dupont Crastin PBT polyester resin
2. Dupont Rynite PET polyester resin
3. Dupont Zytel nylon resin
4. Nylon/ABS blend
5. PBT/ABS Alloy blend
6. Nylon 66
7. Glass filled Nylon (polyamide)
8. GE Noryl PPX
9. Acetal Resin
10. Glass Filled Polyproplylene (thick walled)
11. Polybutylene Terephthalate
12. Dupont Delrin acetal resin

We are confident that the process will work with most engineered plastics, provided the substrate has a heat deflection temperature (HDT) of at least 275 degrees F. It is important to point out that there are many plastics that will work with our process, and the only way to determine if a plastic product is amenable to our process is through research and development. Some plastics may be more tolerable to imaging directly to the plastic than others. All can be coated to accept imaging.

The imaging process follows a time-temperature curve, i.e. as the temperature goes up the process time will go down, and this inverse proportion is based on the thermal conductivity and thermal properties of the part. We define the process parameters by first determining the highest temperature the part can withstand without deformation, and then determine the time required to achieve the optimal image. The highest possible temperature allows for the shortest possible process time offering the most efficient production rate.

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