Imprinting a Neoprene® seat belt cover with dye sublimation

Using a Swing Away Heat Press, Condé’s Brittany Anderson demonstrates the procedure for applying a dye sublimation transfer to a DyeTrans™ neoprene seat belt pad. The part number for this product is MP029 at http://www.conde.com. The transfer is created using a Ricoh® GX7000 with Sawgrass® SubliJet-R™ sublimation inks on TexPrint-R® for Ricoh Sublimation Printing Paper, with a George Knight™ heat press. All products are available from conde.com, including the George Knight® DK20S heat press used in the demo.

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