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Sublimation is a popular method of transferring designs onto various surfaces, including pens. This process involves printing a design onto transfer paper using special sublimation ink and then applying heat and pressure to transfer the design onto the pen surface. In this section, we will discuss the steps involved in sublimating a pen. Setting Up the Heat Press We are also authorised distributors of Unisub and ChromaLuxe products. Made in the U.S.A., these are the finest quality sublimatable items available in the market place. It’s pretty amazing how much different the pens look before and after! Like all Infusible Ink products, the pens look much duller before being transferred.

Hard surface objects (keyrings, coasters etc) - 200 degrees for 60-90 seconds. (increase the time the larger the object) In the Make screen, select Copy Paper as your material. The software will tell you to load your pen or marker into the auxiliary housing on your Cricut. The sublimation Pen Press comes with a sound signal once the sublimation process is completed. The digital control panel for this sublimation press machine is easy to operate, stable and user friendly. Sublimation Pen Press offers printable 4x1cm for pens size for pens and the maximum transfer time for sublimation is 25seconds. You should also consider the shape and size of the pen. Pens that are too small or too intricate may be difficult to sublimate properly. It’s important to choose a pen that has a flat surface that will allow the transfer paper to lay smoothly.Once you’ve cut the design, you can apply it to your pen using heat transfer tape or another adhesive. Make sure you apply the design evenly and avoid any wrinkles or bubbles. When choosing a design, consider the color and size of the design, as well as the type of pen you’ll be using. A design that looks great on a ballpoint pen may not look as good on a fountain pen. Also, consider the material you’ll be sublimating onto. Some materials may not hold the design well or may require a different printing method. Printing the Design Basically, there are two limitations when we learn to Sublimate pens, but they can be partially solved: Start by creating your design in Cricut Design Space. I am using this funny Oh My Gourd! image from Design Space (#M8A1D271). It’s almost fall here and I am READY! Choose Your Blank

We are authorised distributors of TexPrint® Sublimation Paper, the world’s largest selling dye-sub paper. Made in the USA, Texprint ® Sublimation Paper has been specially engineered to complement all major brands of digital sublimation inks. Once the pen is clean and dry, it’s time to apply the sublimation coating. This coating is what allows the ink to transfer onto the pen during the sublimation process. Once the is set up, the next step is to prepare the transfer paper. The transfer paper is where the design is printed using sublimation ink. It is important to use high-quality transfer paper to achieve the best results.For the brightest, most true-to-color transfer, Cricut recommends using laser copy paper vs. regular copy paper. Laser paper is designed to withstand higher heat temperatures and will give you a better transfer. Thankfully, it’s fairly inexpensive! How to Use the Cricut Infusible Ink Pens and Markers After the sublimation process, the pen is almost complete. The final steps are crucial in ensuring that the pen is of high quality and ready to be shipped to customers. Removing the Transfer Paper Place a piece of laser copy paper on a LightGrip mat and insert it into your Cricut. Press the flashing “C” and your Cricut will draw the image for you! If you are using more than one color for your project, your Cricut will prompt you to change your pens. You will use laser copy paper to transfer your drawn design to your base material, as you’ll see below.