Sublimation Printing

Sublimation
Printing

Sublimation printing is a digital printing technique where designs are printed onto special paper using sublimation ink and then transferred to a substrate (like fabric or mugs) using heat and pressure, resulting in a permanent, vibrant, and durable print. Sublimation only works on certain materials. Please talk with staff to learn more.

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Training

Coming soon.

Available UV Printers

Epson SureColor FC570

Rules

Must have a library card (Resident, CLC, or Limited. E-access cards DO NOT allow use of maker spaces/services)  

Less than $7.50 in fines/fees on your library account  

Must have a valid email address  

Users under 12 must have a parent/guardian present. Both the under-12 user and parent/guardian will need to be certified and sign waivers

Five active reservations allowed at a time

Must wear closed toe shoes  

Hair tied up, no dangling clothing or jewelry 

Other, non-certified people may accompany you during your reservation time (subject to limitation)

No weapons, parts for weapons, weapon accessories, or weapon replicas may be produced with Makerspace or Woodshop equipment

Work must be concluded by or before the end of the reservation. For example, a 3D print must be completed or at a stopping point at the end of your reservation time so that the next person can begin their work on time

Additional rules may apply in specific areas or with specific equipment, please see the “More Info” link  under the equipment you’d like to use for more details.