The printing room and heat transfer stage perform different jobs. A wide-format printer produces graphics on transfer paper; heat transfer equipment is used to transfer the design to suitable fabric. These archive photographs show those stages, not a finished-order inspection or a capacity guarantee.
The printing room
Before printing starts, the design needs to be associated with the relevant product, size range, and roster. Names, numbers, and panel placement should be settled in the approved production files.
A closer look at the printed layout
This detail is useful for understanding the printing stage. It does not replace a fabric or garment sample when you need to review color appearance, material feel, or construction.
The heat transfer stage
For the wider workflow, see the guide to sublimated teamwear production. To discuss a project, share the product, artwork, quantities, and material requirements through the factory quote form.
For project-specific requirements, contact the Eking Sports team or send your factory quote brief.