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Dye sublimation printing: Putting images and text onto plastic

Wednesday, May 1, 2002 in Library

For most of us, our understanding of the printing process is limited to, ‘the blank card goes in here and the finished card comes out here.’ This is a testament to the reliability of these printers—they work so we don’t have to know how they work. However, as any mid- to high-volume user will tell you, a little understanding can go a long way when students are lined up and a printer has broken down.

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