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Tissu Applications Key advantages Weight Max width Materials Flame retardant Elasticity Opacity
ECOFRAME Exhibits and frames
Silicone edge graphics:
H-line / Wall frame
Economical 230 g/m² 300 cm 100% PES Yes ★☆☆ ★☆☆
FABACOUSTIC Acoustic frames
Silicone edge graphics:
Fabacoustic
Sound dampening 270 g/m² 300 cm 100% PES Yes ★☆☆ ★★★
FITFAB Tubular frames, exhibits, booths, and
pop-up counters, hanging signs,
tablecloths: contour / virage / xtension
c air² / case to counter / hello.xpress
Wrinkle-free 260 g/m² 300 cm 90% PES / 10% spandex Yes ★★★ ★★☆
FLAGFAB Flags
wall frame
UV resistant 110 g/m² 250 cm 100% PES Yes ★☆☆ ★☆☆
LIGHTEX Lightboxes
Silicone edge graphics:
H-line / C-line / Lightbox / xperience
Backlit 190 g/m² 300 cm 100% PES Yes ★★☆ ★☆☆
PANOPAC Exhibits and frames
Silicone edge graphics: H-line / C-line / xperience / wall frame
Wrinkle-free 260 g/m² 300 cm 100% PES Yes ★★☆ ★★★
ROLLOPAC Roll-ups and banner: one / boost / set / sprint / lite banner / rollout Opacity 260 g/m² 260 cm 100% PES Yes ★☆☆ ★★★


Your expert in large format textile printing for over 20 years

What is sublimation printing?

Sublimation is a technique where special inks are used to print on transfer paper. This paper is then applied to a fabric and heated to a high temperature. Under the effect of the heat, the ink sublimates (passes directly into a gaseous state) and penetrates the fibers of the fabric. Once the heating process is complete and the fabric has cooled, the ink re-solidifies, now integrated into the fibers of the fabric.

Pioneers of sublimation and recognized for our expertise, we have accompanied the largest printer manufacturers for years in order to shape the technologies of tomorrow.

The best of textile printing

Superior print quality: Sublimation produces high-resolution images with vivid colors and fine details. Sublimated inks turn into gas and permeate the fabric fibers, resulting in sharp, long-lasting prints.

Durability and resistance: Sublimation printing is extremely resistant to wear, frequent washing, and UV rays. The colors do not fade or degrade easily, as they are an integral part of the fabric's fibers.

Eco-friendly process: Unlike many traditional printing techniques, sublimation uses water-based inks and produces very little waste, making it the more environmentally friendly option.

Fabric elasticity is maintained: One of the great strengths of sublimation is that it does not alter the elasticity of the fabric. Since the ink becomes an integral part of the fibers, the fabric remains as flexible and stretchy as it was before printing.

A sustainable approach

Recycled fabric...

Our polyester fabrics are made from recycled plastic bottles. Each square meter of fabric makes use of approximately 20 bottles, which significantly reduces its carbon footprint compared to traditional petroleum-based polyester. By choosing our products, you support a sustainable approach that values ​​resources while reducing plastic waste in the environment.

…and recyclable!

After five years of collaboration with a specialized research institute, we have achieved our goal: to give our fabrics a second life and fully recycle them. Thanks to a process patented by Duo, these fabrics are transformed into polyol. This replaces 50% of the petroleum-based polyol needed to manufacture polyurethane injection foam, essential for building insulation.

Solvent-free inks

Our printing processes and inks are designed to be as environmentally friendly as possible. They are respectful of the environment and human health, containing no solvents or odors.

Imprim'Vert Certification

We have been Imprim’vert certified since 2011, partly because all our inks are water-based, odorless and do not release any pollutants, with no danger to health or the environment.