More information about the Sublimation MDF15 Wooden Puzzle Photo Panels

INDEX

> Description

> Things to keep in mind

> Dimensions

> Recommended instructions and parameters for sublimation printing

DESCRIPTION

• You can customise 1 or more pieces and create photo jigsaw puzzles in any size you want
• 2 models of puzzle pieces are available, specially designed to fit together
• Photo block type photo panels. Due to their thickness, they stand on their own without the need of a support
• White glossy sublimatable side. Black back and edges
• You can also personalise them with other techniques such as laser engraving and direct UV printing

THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND

• For the photo panels to fit together, you must buy 2 or more pieces. For example, for a 2-piece photo puzzle you must buy 1 unit of Ref. 053280 and 1 unit of Ref. 053281. You can also buy 2 units of the same model
• The customisable side has a protective pink plastic film that must be removed before sublimating. The film on some photopanels includes an additional layer of paper to further protect the surface. Easily removable
• Can be hung on the wall by attaching hooks or brackets (see Related Products)
• Turn them into fridge magnets by attaching an adhesive magnet sheet to the back (see Related Products)
• Although they don't need a table stand, you can attach one for extra stability (see Related Products)

DIMENSIONS

RECOMMENDED INSTRUCTIONS AND PARAMETERS FOR SUBLIMATION PRINTING

Parameters are given for guidance only. It is recommended to carry out preliminary tests in order to make the necessary adjustments before starting production.

• Print the design in mode mirror
• Preheat the press to 200 °C
• Remove the protective plastic from the sublimatable side of the panel.
• Place the panel on the plate and the printed side of the paper on the white side of the panel. Secure with heat adhesive tape
• Close the press with medium pressure for 60 seconds
• With the help of a protective glove, remove the panel from sublimated
• Carefully peel off the paper