Who knew that certain inks and dyes could make fabric printing hazardous to both workers and the planet? Traditional screen printing methods often use large amounts of water and harsh chemicals, resulting in polluted wastewater and even ground contamination.
As a pioneer in green printing for over 30 years, we've always believed there’s a better way. Early on, we led the charge toward more sustainable practices, introducing water-based screen printing in the 1970s. Today, our proprietary DyeLux™ dye-sublimation printing process continues that legacy—delivering vibrant, high-quality results with minimal environmental impact.
Our DyeLux™ process is a dye-sublimation, aqueous-based printing method—making it one of the most eco-friendly technologies in digital fabric printing. Here's what makes it so sustainable:
We are committed to using raw materials and processes that are free from Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). These carbon-based chemicals easily evaporate at room temperature and are commonly found in conventional inks, varnishes, caulks, and even home air fresheners. Studies show that prolonged exposure to VOCs may contribute to a variety of health risks.
By choosing our eco-friendly printing solutions, you're not just getting a premium product—you’re also making a responsible decision that supports worker safety and environmental stewardship.
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