How To Choose A Different Weight Sublimation Paper?

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You can find 45gsm, 60gsm, 70gsm, 80gsm, 90gsm and 100gsm sublimation paper now on the market. 

And how to make your choice? What's the difference between different weight of sublimation paper? Which size is more suitable for you? 

 You may meet those problem in your work, so today I will introduce for you.

  • 45gsm, 60gsm, 70gsm sublimation paper is suitable for high speed machines. So we make with jumbo rolls for large format printing. (Size: 0.21m - 1.8m* 60m,80m,100m,120m,200m with core of 2 inches and 3 inches)

  • 80gsm and 90gsm sublimation paper is better for light image printing, because 80 or 90gsm sublimation paper is thinner than 100gsm one. If your image need too much more ink, 80gsm paper will shrink. Meanwhile you need to control the humidity in 40%-60%. In this way, your paper won't shrink.

  • 100gsm sublimation paper suits to textile which requires lots of ink. For example, printing a large area of dark color, you need to choose 100gsm sublimation paper because of the thickness, and it can absorb more ink and it won’t shrink.


If your fabric is elastic, sticky sublimation paper is your best choice. At present, 100gsm sticky sublimation paper is the most popular in the market, and it can avoid double printing image on the fabric.

For more information of sublimation paper, you can visit our website.

Website: www.koalapaper.com
Email: sales@koalapaper.com

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