Wrought Iron Shelf with 3 Sublimation Tiles

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INDEX

> Description

> Things to keep in mind

> Dimensions (approx.)

> Recommended instructions and parameters for sublimation printing

› With a heat press - Direct method

› With a heat press - Indirect method

› With a sublimation oven

DESCRIPTION

• Perfect as spice rack, in the balcony and porch with small plants and much more
• Very useful as a display shelf for brochures or cards in shops, petrol stations and shops
• Decorates and adds to the space by providing additional storage area
• Arabesque style. Brings a rustic look where it is placed
• Easy to place and remove the tiles. They are held in place with foldable tabs
• In Related Products you will find spare tiles for the shelf (Ref. 000083 and Ref. 036899)

THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND

• You can sublimate these tiles with a flat press using either the direct method or the indirect method. We recommend testing to determine which of these methods gives the highest quality print. It will also allow you to adjust the sublimation parameters
• It is important to follow the colour profile guidelines of each ink manufacturer

DIMENSIONS (APPROX.)

RECOMMENDED INSTRUCTIONS AND PARAMETERS FOR SUBLIMATION PRINTING

WITH A HEAT PRESS (DIRECT METHOD)

• Print the design in mirror image
• Preheat the press to 180ºC
• Use a Nomex pad on the lower platen of the press to achieve an even heat distribution
• Place the printed paper on the tile and stick it with heat-resistant tape. Place the tile with the printable side side up on the press
• Press for 180 seconds, medium-high pressure
• Remove the freshly printed tile with the help of a protective glove
• Peel off the paper carefully

WITH A HEAT PRESS (INDIRECT METHOD)

• Print the design in mirror image
• Preheat the press to 180ºC
• Use a Nomex pad on the lower platen of the press to achieve an even heat distribution
• Place the printed paper on the tile and stick it with heat-resistant tape. Place the tile with the printable side side down on the press
• Press for 700 seconds, medium-high pressure
  
• With the help of a protective glove, remove the freshly printed tile
• Peel off the paper carefully

WITH A SUBLIMATION OVEN

• Print in mirror image the design you want to print on the tile
• Preheat the oven to 175ºC
• Place the printed design face down on the white part of the tile and fix it with heat-resistant tape
• If using a 3D oven, place the tile with the printable side facing upwards. Close the membrane and make the vacuum. Make sure no air bubbles remain on the surface
• Another option is to use heat shrink bags. With the help of a heat gun, shrink the design to the tile, removing all the air from inside the tile
• Close the oven and bake for 13 minutes
  
• Open the oven and remove the sublimated tile with the help of a protective glove
• Peel off the paper carefully