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Sublimation printing (dispersed) - a method of dyeing light synthetic materials: polyester, polyamide, acetate. Produces bright colors that are resistant to environmental influences. A distinctive feature - when heated, it passes from a solid to a gaseous state, bypassing the liquid phase. Dye sublimation occurs in the temperature range 80-120 ° С Full-color printing Author's design Unique technologies

Sublimation printing (dispersed) - a method of dyeing light synthetic materials: polyester, polyamide, acetate. Produces bright colors that are resistant to environmental influences. A distinctive feature - when heated, it passes from a solid to a gaseous state, bypassing the liquid phase. Dye sublimation occurs in the temperature range 80-120 ° С Full-color printing Author's design Unique technologies

Sublimation printing (dispersed) - a method of dyeing light synthetic materials: polyester, polyamide, acetate. Produces bright colors that are resistant to environmental influences. A distinctive feature - when heated, it passes from a solid to a gaseous state, bypassing the liquid phase. Dye sublimation occurs in the temperature range 80-120 ° С Full-color printing Author's design Unique technologies

Sublimation printing (dispersed) - a method of dyeing light synthetic materials: polyester, polyamide, acetate. Produces bright colors that are resistant to environmental influences. A distinctive feature - when heated, it passes from a solid to a gaseous state, bypassing the liquid phase. Dye sublimation occurs in the temperature range 80-120 ° С Full-color printing Author's design Unique technologies

Sublimation printing (dispersed) - a method of dyeing light synthetic materials: polyester, polyamide, acetate. Produces bright colors that are resistant to environmental influences. A distinctive feature - when heated, it passes from a solid to a gaseous state, bypassing the liquid phase. Dye sublimation occurs in the temperature range 80-120 ° С Full-color printing Author's design Unique technologies

Sublimation printing (dispersed) - a method of dyeing light synthetic materials: polyester, polyamide, acetate. Produces bright colors that are resistant to environmental influences. A distinctive feature - when heated, it passes from a solid to a gaseous state, bypassing the liquid phase. Dye sublimation occurs in the temperature range 80-120 ° С Full-color printing Author's design Unique technologies

Сублимационная печать (дисперсная) — способ окрашивания светлых синтетических материалов: полиэфира, полиамида, ацетата. Позволяет получить яркие цвета, устойчивые к воздействию окружающей среды. Отличительная черта — при нагревании переходит с твердого в газообразное состояние, минуя жидкую фазу. Возгонка красителя происходит в диапазоне температур 80—120°СПолноцветная печатьАвторский дизайнУникальные технологии

Sublimation printing (dispersed) - a method of dyeing light synthetic materials: polyester, polyamide, acetate. Produces bright colors that are resistant to environmental influences. A distinctive feature - when heated, it passes from a solid to a gaseous state, bypassing the liquid phase. Dye sublimation occurs in the temperature range 80-120 ° С Full-color printing Author's design Unique technologies

knitwear (FR. Tricotage - knitted products) - textile material (knitted canvas) or a finished product from knitted canvases, as well as a shaft of the structure of which represents the connected loops, in contrast to the fabric, which is formed as a result of mutual weave two Thread systems (basics and duck) located on two mutually perpendicular directions, so the use of phrase "knitted fabric" is incorrect. For knitted canvases, tensile, elasticity and softness are characteristic. In the production of knitted webs, synthetic, cotton, woolen and silk fibers are used in pure form or various combinations, including the addition of elastane. The first knitwear found in archaeological excavations are dating from the III-I centuries. BC e.

Knitwear (fr. Tricotage - knitted products) is a textile material (knitted fabric) or a finished product from a knitted fabric, as well as a one-piece knitted product, the structure of which is interconnected loops, in contrast to the fabric, which is formed as a result of the mutual interweaving of two systems of threads ( warp and weft), located in two mutually perpendicular directions, so the use of the phrase "knitted fabric" is incorrect. The knitted fabric is characterized by extensibility, elasticity and softness. In the production of knitted fabrics, synthetic, cotton, woolen and silk fibers are used in their pure form or in various combinations, including with the addition of elastane. The first knitwear found during archaeological excavations date back to the 3rd-1st centuries. BC e.

knitwear (FR. Tricotage - knitted products) - textile material (knitted canvas) or a finished product from knitted canvases, as well as a shaft of the structure of which represents the connected loops, in contrast to the fabric, which is formed as a result of mutual weave two Thread systems (basics and duck) located on two mutually perpendicular directions, so the use of phrase "knitted fabric" is incorrect. For knitted canvases, tensile, elasticity and softness are characteristic. In the production of knitted webs, synthetic, cotton, woolen and silk fibers are used in pure form or various combinations, including the addition of elastane. The first knitwear found in archaeological excavations are dating from the III-I centuries. BC e.

knitwear (FR. Tricotage - knitted products) - textile material (knitted canvas) or a finished product from knitted canvases, as well as a shaft of the structure of which represents the connected loops, in contrast to the fabric, which is formed as a result of mutual weave two Thread systems (basics and duck) located on two mutually perpendicular directions, so the use of phrase "knitted fabric" is incorrect. For knitted canvases, tensile, elasticity and softness are characteristic. In the production of knitted webs, synthetic, cotton, woolen and silk fibers are used in pure form or various combinations, including the addition of elastane. The first knitwear found in archaeological excavations are dating from the III-I centuries. BC e.