Flexa provides a diverse range of hot oil roller calenders for textile sublimation, allowing you to transfer prints from sublimation paper to fabric with ease.
These hot sublimation calenders open up a world of creative possibilities, enabling you to design custom graphics on fabric, especially polyester, with vibrant and long-lasting colors that can withstand various weather conditions.
Textile sublimation is well-suited for a wide range of applications, including technical sportswear, bags, clothing, fabrics for interior decoration, store fittings, exhibitions, shopping centers (soft signage), and more.
Flexa offers various sizes of sublimation calenders o accommodate your specific requirements.

The process of sublimation using a hot calender involves placing the graphic printed on special sublimation paper, known as transfer paper, in contact with the fabric intended for printing. This assembly is then fed through the hot cylinder, leading to the fusion of the ink with the fibers of the fabric. This fusion guarantees that the ink is absorbed and permanently bonded to the fabric.
This method results in prints with vibrant and precise colors that retain their sharpness and durability over time while keeping the fabric soft to the touch. The consistent heat distribution provided by the hot oil roller ensures high-precision sublimation prints, faithfully reproducing details and maintaining the brightness and sharpness of colors.
Flexa offers the latest generation sublimation printing calender, which is capable of performing three different processing modes: continuous production from roll to roll, handling individual pieces with the addition of a table, and reactivation and fixing of sublimatic inks printed directly onto fabrics.
Flexa's SUBLIMAX calenders are INDUSTRY 4.0 ready, making them a strategic choice for businesses looking to leverage state incentives for technological and digital transformation.
As a leader in the industry, Flexa provides a reliable and advanced solution for your sublimation printing needs, including the XPRO brand.