Wood Sublimation
How does the sublimation process happen?
To obtain a design on our surface, be it a wood, stone or any other effect, it is necessary to carry out a preventive study to identify the correct combination between powder and decoration . Each combination will correspond to a specific final effect.
The previously pre-treated profile to be decorated is powder coated with the appropriate powder and then wrapped in sublimation film. The film must be positioned so as to adhere perfectly to the surface using a special vacuum system. Through the temperature, the ink present on the film “sublimates”, passing from the solid to the gaseous state and thus penetrates the painted surface.
In this way the chosen finish is obtained.
Sublimation can be carried out on small or large surfaces, from the simplest, such as flat sheets, doors, kitchen doors, to complex models with complicated geometries, such as profiles, shaped doors or three-dimensional objects.
Sublimation films were designed and created from an industrial perspective to optimize the production process, simplifying the application methods and further increasing quality and resistance to atmospheric agents and sun exposure.
Its essential design adapts elegantly and discreetly to the latest minimal trends in the architectural sector.