Looking to get into Dye Sublimation

any size is fine, mugs, apparel etc. what do you have, looking at buying a new printer

Our parent company does sublimation and we sell sublimation supplies. We recommend the Ricoh printers. They seem to have less clogs than the Epsons and to be a little more forgiving.

i have a few sublimation machines i want to sell what are the sizes you are looking for and what is the sublimation being applied to

I have t-shirt company I am still needing help with sublimation. I would love to get into other things but now sure i know ink is not cheap? What is the best way to start off when getting into sublimation.

Have you considered a digital ceramic system instead? It prints true ceramic images that once kiln fired never fade, are hard as nails and resist scratching and abrasive wear the same as true commercial ceramics. It won't make tee shirts but if you want to enter commercial end uses such as tile, tableware, memorial portraits for cemetery markers, custom signage, decerated bath and plumbing fixtures, gift ware etc etc it's the only way to go. No more fear of customer complaints about scratches and fading of sublimation images on ceramic materials.

It's an option.
Ron