Sublimation and Embroidery

Dying yarn comes with the additional task of digitizing a design for the embroidery machine and afterwards adjusting it in a separate software for the dying process. Thy system typically only works on a single head machine, as a thread break on a multi-head machine will lead to slightly different results. In sublimation both single heads as well as multi-head machines can be used and thread breakages do not represent any issue in the process. When dying yarn one is limited to one thread thickness. In sublimation, one also has to work with polyester threads, but is open to a variety of thread thicknesses, as the design requires them. The cost of ink for the printer is lower than for the dying machine and the risk of ink drying in tubes is not relevant.