Nekoosa Unveils New Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper

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Nekoosa announces the launch of Nekoosa Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper, a new paper for the transfer of color images onto both hard and soft surfaces such as metal, wood, ceramic, fabric, glass, and fiberglass. Nekoosa Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper is compatible with all major dye sublimation printer brands designed with water-based ink systems.

“Nekoosa's Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper is setting a new standard for print quality and durability in the industry. With ecommerce driving corporate and consumer demands for personalized products across various sectors, the need for short run, high-definition printing with added versatility has never been more critical for growth,” says Rita Gibson, Product Manager at Nekoosa. “Engineered for durability on both hard and soft surfaces, Nekoosa's Dye Sublimation papers deliver printed designs that are resistant to wear and tear, fading, peeling, and other forms of degradation. This level of durability guarantees long-lasting results, making it the ideal choice for printing professionals to deliver exceptional results quickly and efficiently.”

As a part of the Nekoosa Promise™ portfolio, Nekoosa Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper is paper-based and 100% recyclable, aligning with Nekoosa’s commitment to offering sustainable products. The portfolio offers print media solutions that reduce environmental impact without sacrificing quality, performance or affordability.

$5 Nekoosa Bucks are also available in Nekoosa Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper. Users can collect Nekoosa Bucks in select rolls of the new product and wide-format print media year-round and redeem them online for a gift card of their choice.

Nekoosa Dye Sublimation Transfer Paper is sold through paper and sign supply distribution channels throughout the United States and Canada.

Source: Nekoosa 

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