The AM.CO.ZA Sublimation Inks and Products, Surface by Surface: What Takes Sublimation, and the Paper, Press and Attachment for Each
This page started as an October 2023 sublimationinks.co.za post, "The AM.CO.ZA Sublimation Printing Inks and Products". The post said AM.CO.ZA's inks transfer onto "a variety of substrates, from textiles and ceramics to metals and plastics", resist fading after washing, and come with a one-stop range of heat presses, paper, blanks and accessories. This deepened version turns those claims into a practical guide: for each surface you might want to print, whether sublimation works on it, which paper to use, and which AM.CO.ZA press or attachment fits it, with the settings AM.CO.ZA shows in its own videos. Every product is linked, and the original post is kept at the bottom.
Other sublimationinks pages cover other angles: every product family on the AM.CO.ZA sublimation range, mapped, printer and printhead compatibility on buying sublimation ink, what to buy first on low-cost sublimation, getting the same result every time on sublimation on a low budget, done right first time, warranty and spares on affordable sublimation that lasts, bulk orders on the profitable world of sublimation printing, and five starter projects on five sublimation projects.
Facts come from the AM.CO.ZA product data behind buythis.co.za (product JSON on am.im; dump dated up to 2026-10-19) and from AM.CO.ZA's YouTube videos, each named where it is used. Prices change, so check the current price on each linked Buythis page. Stock is not shown here.
Quick answer
- Sublimation dyes polyester and polyester coatings. It works on white or light polyester fabric and on hard blanks made with a sublimation coating, such as coated mugs, tiles, plates and promotional items. It does not stay on cotton: in AM.CO.ZA's video, the cotton share of a shirt loses its print in the wash.
- Use 100 g sublimation paper for polyester and coated blanks, H-PAPER/A4, H-PAPER/A3 for sheets or H-PAPER/ROLL/1520, H-PAPER/ROLL/1600 (120 g, 100 m) for roll printers. Print a mirror image.
- For cotton, use a transfer paper instead. H-PAPER/A4L, H-PAPER/A3L suit light fabrics with up to 95% cotton, and H-PAPER/DARK/A4, H-PAPER/DARK/A3 suit dark fabrics with up to 95% cotton, printed on a normal inkjet printer and cut out around the design.
- Match the press to the shape. Flat presses for garments and panels, mug and cone-cup pads for drinkware, tumbler presses up to about 85 mm across and 270 mm long, cap pads, plate disks, a shoe platen, a six-pen press, a 3D vacuum press for shaped items, and roller presses for roll fabric.
- One multifunction press covers most small items. The MT range adds attachments step by step, from the MT5 (flat, mug, two plate sizes and cap) to the MT10 (all of those plus cups, shoe and pen pads).
Which surfaces take sublimation
| Surface | Does sublimation work? | What AM.CO.ZA's data and videos say |
|---|---|---|
| White or light polyester fabric | Yes, the main use | Paper descriptions name "light colour poly-fabric"; the dye bonds with polyester fibres (Why can you not press onto cotton or natural fibers? (2025-02-12)) |
| Polyester-cotton blends | Partly | A 60% polyester shirt took far more ink than a 60% cotton one, and the cotton share washes out |
| Cotton, light | Not with sublimation paper | Use the L transfer papers for up to 95% cotton (AM.CO.ZA New Sublimation and Heat Transfer Paper for Dark and Light, Polyester and Cotton Fabric (2020-03-16)) |
| Cotton, dark | Not with sublimation paper | Use the dark-fabric transfer paper, which has a white background and is cut out around the design |
| Dark polyester | Not recommended | In AM.CO.ZA's paper test, the dark-fabric paper on a dark polyester shirt took up the shirt's dye and the print came out black (MakersLAB.TV S1E7 - Testing Sublimation and Heat Transfer Paper on Cotton and Polyester Fabric (2020-03-16)) |
| Coated ceramic and glass mugs | Yes | The mug presses are described for "compatible coated mugs" and "compatible ceramic and glass mugs" |
| Coated tiles, plates, metal panels and promotional items | Yes, when made for sublimation | Ink and paper descriptions name "specially coated products" and "sublimation-compatible hard surfaces, such as coated mugs, tiles and promotional items" |
| Plain uncoated metal, wood or plastic | No | The 2023 post listed metals and plastics, but AM.CO.ZA's own product data only claims coated or polymer-coated items, so buy blanks made for sublimation |
The short rule: if it is not polyester or poly-coated, sublimation dye has nothing to bond to.
The paper for each surface
| Paper | Size and weight | Use it for | How to print |
|---|---|---|---|
| H-PAPER/A4, H-PAPER/A3 | A4 or A3, 100 g, 100 sheets per bag | Coated hard blanks and light polyester fabric | Sublimation ink, mirror image |
| H-PAPER/ROLL/1520, H-PAPER/ROLL/1600 | 1,520 mm or 1,600 mm wide, 100 m, 120 g | Sportswear, flags, banners, soft signage and décor fabric on roll printers | Sublimation ink on a roll-to-roll printer such as F1-1804/SUB, F2-1804/SUB |
| H-PAPER/A4L, H-PAPER/A3L | A4 or A3, 20 sheets per bag | Light fabrics with or without cotton, up to 95% cotton | Normal inkjet or laser printer, mirror image |
| H-PAPER/DARK/A4, H-PAPER/DARK/A3 | A4 or A3, 20 sheets per bag | Dark fabrics with or without cotton, up to 95% cotton | Normal inkjet printer, then cut out around the design |
The MakersLAB paper test MakersLAB.TV S1E7 - Testing Sublimation and Heat Transfer Paper on Cotton and Polyester Fabric (2020-03-16) compared all three types and gave these working settings:
- Sublimation paper on white polyester: 200 °C for 90 seconds, then peel. The print is dyed into the fabric with no film or adhesive, so it lasts longest.
- Light-fabric paper on light cotton: 180 °C for 30 seconds, peel the backing while hot, then press again under a Teflon sheet for 10 to 15 seconds.
- Dark-fabric paper on dark cotton: 180 °C for 15 seconds, let it cool before peeling the backing (peeling warm spoils the colour), then press with the supplied finishing paper for about 3 seconds. Print registration marks and cut around the design on a cutting plotter so no white square shows around it.
Both transfer papers stretched with the fabric and returned to shape in the test. Treat these as starting points and test on your own blanks.
The press or attachment for each shape
| What you are printing | AM.CO.ZA press or attachment | What the product record says |
|---|---|---|
| T-shirts, bags, cushion covers, fabric panels | H-PRESS/2938, H-HOBBY/3838C, H-PRESS/3838, H-PRESS/3838C | 290 x 380 mm (930 W) or 380 x 380 mm flat platens, swing-away or clamshell |
| Larger garments and panels | H-PRESS/4050, H-PRESS/4060 | 400 x 500 mm clamshell with sliding base; 400 x 600 mm swing-away, 1,800 W |
| Flat runs with two stations | H-PRESS/4060D, H-PRESS/6080D | Twin-station, air-lifting, with crosshair alignment lasers; one item is prepared while the other presses |
| Standard 320 ml mugs | H-HOBBY/MUG, H-HOBBY/MUG/AUTO, H-PRESS/MUG | 320 W portable (to 210 °C), 280 W one-button automatic (to 200 °C), and a single mug press for ceramic and glass mugs |
| Mugs five at a time | H-PRESS/MUG5 | Five mug holders pressed together |
| Mugs by size on a lock stand | H-PRESS/CUP, H-PRESS/MUG240, H-PRESS/MUG320 | The lock stand holds a heating pad; 240 ml pad for about 71 mm diameter, 320 ml pad for about 82 mm |
| Cone-shaped cups | H-PRESS/CUP350, H-PRESS/CUP500 | Tapered pads for 350 ml and 500 ml cone cups that a cylinder pad cannot press properly |
| Skinny tumblers and tall drinkware | H-HOBBY/TUMBLER, H-PRESS/TUMBLER, H-PRESS/MUG/ALL | Up to about 85 mm diameter and 270 mm long; the F270 can also press two standard mugs at once; the MUG/ALL presses automatically |
| Caps, hats and beanies | H-HOBBY/CAP, H-PRESS/CAP, H-PRESS/CAP4 | A 310 W cap press with stretcher and 70, 75 and 100 mm pads; a curved pad of about 60 x 125 mm; an advanced press with four interchangeable pads |
| Round plates | H-PRESS/DISK12, H-PRESS/DISK15 | 120 mm+ disk for plates of 200 mm (8 inch) or more; 150 mm+ disk for 250 mm (10 inch) or more |
| Sneakers and shoes | H-PRESS/SHOE | A shoe platen for compatible Heatware multifunction presses |
| Pens | H-PRESS/PEN, H-PRESS/PENS | Six pen slots, so six pens per cycle; the silicone six-pen attachment |
| Shaped items | H-HOBBY/3D | 800 W, 180 x 205 mm heating pad plus a silicone vacuum chamber for flat and shaped items, up to 220 °C |
| Lanyards and ribbons | H-ROLLER/300/E4 | 300 mm working width, 4 kW, up to 260 °C |
| Roll fabric | H-ROLLER/1600/E6, H-ROLLER/1700/OIL9, H-ROLLER/3200/OIL35 | 1,620 mm, 1,700 mm and 3,200 mm roller presses for sportswear, flags, banners and décor |
Keep a non-stick sheet such as H-FABRIC/XXL (PTFE-coated, 500 x 500 mm) between the platen and the work, and a silicone mat such as H-MAT/3838 under it. To hold paper on mugs and tumblers, use a heat-resistant tape such as H-TAPE/THERMAL/T20, a 0.08 mm Teflon-based tape that leaves no residue.
One press for many surfaces: what each multifunction combo includes
These are the attachments named in each product's own title.
| Combo | Flat press | Attachments named |
|---|---|---|
| H-HOBBY/M5 | 290 x 380 mm, 850 W | 320 ml mug, cap, plate-pressing sponges |
| H-HOBBY/P5 | 250 x 300 mm, 1,000 W portable | 320 ml mug, cap, plate-pressing sponges |
| H-PRESS/MT5 | 290 x 380 mm, 1,400 W | Mug, two plate sizes, cap |
| H-PRESS/MT6 | 290 x 380 mm, 1,400 W | Two mug pads, two plate sizes, cap |
| H-PRESS/MT8 | 290 x 380 mm, 1,400 W | All seven 3D shape presses (mugs, plates, cups, caps) |
| H-PRESS/MT9 | 290 x 380 mm, 1,400 W | All 3D shape presses plus the shoe press |
| H-PRESS/MT10 | 290 x 380 mm, 1,400 W | All 3D shape presses plus shoe and pen presses |
| H-PRESS/MT8E, H-PRESS/MT10E | 380 x 380 mm, 1,400 W | As the MT8 and MT10, with the larger flat press |
The MT range's records give a temperature range of 93 °C to 232 °C. Heatware 9 Function Heat Press Function Combo Unit Mug Cap Shoe and T Shirt Press Explained (2018-08-25) and Multi Function Heat Press, Heatware 9 in 1 Combo Function Explained, Mini Series Part 3 Cup and Mug (2018-08-28) show how each attachment mounts, including the lock stand for cylinder and cone cups, where a shank adjusts the press pressure. On the extended models the cap press mounts differently: #SortIT Difference Between Heat Press Combo Extended Version and Standard, How Cap Press Works (2021-02-05) uses the two outer holes on the MT5E and turns the suspension pad 180 degrees so the top and bottom of the cap press line up, and Correct Way Install Cap Press Attachment on Upgraded MT5/MT6/MT8 Multifunctional Heat Press Machine (2025-08-23) covers the upgraded MT5, MT6 and MT8. The shoe press comes with two brackets, four bolts and four wing nuts, tightened by hand (Install Shoe Press (H-PRESS/SHOE) on Heatware Multifunction Heat Press Range (2026-05-07)).
Settings AM.CO.ZA shows, surface by surface
Settings differ between presses, so use these as a starting point, follow the manual for your press, and test on a spare blank.
| Surface | Setting shown | Source |
|---|---|---|
| T-shirt on the Hobby M5 flat press | 185 °C for 25 seconds, under a Teflon sheet | How H-HOBBY M5 Heat Press Combo Press Mugs, Caps, Flat T-Shirt and Plates (2025-05-25) |
| Cap on the Hobby M5 | 200 °C for 40 seconds, cold peel | How H-HOBBY M5 Heat Press Combo Press Mugs, Caps, Flat T-Shirt and Plates (2025-05-25) |
| Mug on the Hobby M5 | 200 °C, pressure adjusted so the mug is held firmly but not too tight | How H-HOBBY M5 Heat Press Combo Press Mugs, Caps, Flat T-Shirt and Plates (2025-05-25) |
| Mug on dial-control mug presses | About 200 °C for about 30 seconds | How to Use the Mug & Tumbler Press Machines from AM.CO.ZA, Set Temperature and Time (2025-04-29) |
| Mug on the flat-panel automatic press | 190 °C (its maximum) for about 30 seconds | How to Use the Mug & Tumbler Press Machines from AM.CO.ZA, Set Temperature and Time (2025-04-29) |
| Mug on the standalone mug press | 200 °C (392 to 396 °F); the video's timer is set to 200 seconds and starts once temperature is stable | Standalone Mug Heat Press Machine Usage Guide, Temperature and Pressure Settings, Function Review (2023-05-14) |
| Mug on the Hobby automatic mug press | Heats to its 200 °C maximum; press when the light turns green | Operation Guide for Heatware Hobby Automatic Mug Heat Press, One Button Simple Auto Press (2025-08-03) |
| Tumbler | The customer's manual gave 230 °C for 40 seconds; the customer presses for 30 seconds so it does not burn | Tumbler Press Tumbler Water Bottle Heat Press Customized Tumbler Print by Pixie Sparkles (2023-12-07) |
| White polyester shirt with sublimation paper | 200 °C for 90 seconds | MakersLAB.TV S1E7 - Testing Sublimation and Heat Transfer Paper on Cotton and Polyester Fabric (2020-03-16) |
Two practical notes from the videos. Some presses arrive set to Fahrenheit, so a reading of 200 is 200 °F (about 93 °C): on the cap press, hold the left and right keys together for five seconds to switch to Celsius (Adjust Temperature on Cap Press to Celsius from Fahrenheit to Allow Temperature Setting Below 200 (2026-01-21)), and on the mug presses hold the button for about six seconds (How to Use the Mug & Tumbler Press Machines from AM.CO.ZA, Set Temperature and Time (2025-04-29)). For drinkware, remove plastic parts before pressing, wear heat gloves, and secure the paper with heat tape on every edge (Tumbler Press Tumbler Water Bottle Heat Press Customized Tumbler Print by Pixie Sparkles (2023-12-07), Standalone Mug Heat Press Sublimation Printing Machine Usage Tips for Handle to Handle Mug Print (2021-03-22)).
Fabrics: what changes from one polyester to the next
Sublimation Colour Swatch on Matte Acetate, Honeycomb Mesh, Brushed Spandex & Prolite Soft Polyester (2022-04-05) prints a colour swatch on matte acetate, brushed spandex, honeycomb mesh and soft polyester and explains what to watch:
- Fabric shrinks on its first pass, from about 1 cm to 10 cm in either direction depending on the material, so cut the paper and fabric with that in mind and keep the fabric larger than the print.
- Pressure must be just right. Too tight and the fabric can fold over itself and crease; too loose and there are spots where the ink did not penetrate. Test at different pressures and mark the setting that works.
- Stretch fabrics need enough ink. On spandex, white shows through when the fabric stretches if too little ink went down.
Brushed spandex with some cotton in it was chosen for soft pillowcases in MakersLAB.TV S2E7 - Printing and Sewing Fully 100% Polyester Sublimation Fabric Pillowcases (2020-09-09), which is a reminder that a small cotton share still lowers how much colour stays. For roll fabric, F1-1804D/SUB: AM.CO.ZA Double head Sublimation printers printing rolls of sportswear on H-PAPER/ROLL/1600 sublimation paper in Windhoek Namibia. (2025-04-24) shows double-head printers printing sportswear rolls on H-PAPER/ROLL/1600.
Inks for each kind of printer, and special effects
| Ink | Size | Use |
|---|---|---|
| H-INK/COMBO/100 | Four 100 ml bottles, CMYK | Compatible office and home piezoelectric inkjet printers, including suitable Epson EcoTank models |
| H-SUBLINOVA/100MK, H-SUBLINOVA/100MC, H-SUBLINOVA/100MM, H-SUBLINOVA/100MY | 100 ml per colour | SubliNova Smart DT104 refills for compatible printers |
| H2-INK/COMBO/CMYK | Four 1 kg bottles | High-volume large-format production |
| H2-INK/COMBO/NEON | 1 kg fluorescent magenta and yellow | Prints that glow under ultraviolet light |
The 2018 video on this page, Affordable Sublimation Ink for Sublimation Printing from AM CO ZA for Office Inkjet Printer (2018-10-30), makes the original point: sublimation uses four colours, cyan, magenta, yellow and black, and for most applications a normal office printer is good enough. AM.CO.ZA Sublimation Inks: Neon Fluorescent, 6 Colour CMYK/LM/LC & Easy Refill Nozzle for 100ml Ink (2021-07-18) adds that the 100 ml bottles have an easy-pour cap, the 1 litre bottles come in six colours (adding light cyan and light magenta), and neon comes in yellow and magenta.
For special effects, Sublimating with Neon Inks (Fluorescent inks) is very cool! (2025-10-01) pours neon magenta and neon yellow straight into the printer's tanks; the print looks normal in room light and glows under ultraviolet light. Neon Sublimation Ink ICC Colour Profiles by InkRIP Software (2025-11-18) covers colour profiles for neon ink in InkRIP. And Pens with Sublimation Inks Draw on Sublimation Paper, Sublimation Printing Without Printer (2024-10-27) traces a design by hand onto sublimation paper with sublimation pens, then presses it onto a mug; the team reused the same traced sheet four times.
The 2023 claims, checked
| 2023 claim | What AM.CO.ZA's data and videos show |
|---|---|
| Inks transfer onto textiles, ceramics, metals and plastics | True for polyester textiles and for ceramics, metals and plastics that carry a sublimation coating. AM.CO.ZA's product data claims only coated or polymer-coated hard items, so uncoated metal and plastic are not covered. |
| Prints resist fading, cracking and peeling after washing | Supported on polyester: the dye is in the fabric, with no film to crack or peel. On cotton the print washes out in proportion to the cotton content (Why can you not press onto cotton or natural fibers? (2025-02-12)). No wash-test counts are published, so quote none. |
| A comprehensive one-stop range | Supported: the tables above link papers, inks, flat, drinkware, cap, plate, shoe, pen, 3D and roller presses, attachments and accessories, all sold through Buythis. |
| Exceptional value for money | Prices change and are not quoted here; compare current prices on the linked Buythis pages. |
FAQ
Can I sublimate onto a cotton T-shirt? Not with sublimation paper; the print washes out of the cotton. Use H-PAPER/A4L or H-PAPER/A3L on light fabric and H-PAPER/DARK/A4 or H-PAPER/DARK/A3 on dark fabric, both rated for up to 95% cotton.
Can I sublimate onto a black polyester shirt? Sublimation dye cannot print lighter than the fabric, and in AM.CO.ZA's paper test the dark-fabric paper failed on dark polyester because the shirt's dye came through. Use white or light polyester for sublimation.
Why does my mug or plate not take the print? Check that it is a sublimation blank with a coating; ordinary ceramics are not coated. Boxes of 36 standard 320 ml sublimation blank mugs are sold as H-PRESS/MUG/36.
Which single machine covers the most surfaces? The H-PRESS/MT10 or H-PRESS/MT10E, which add shoe and pen presses to the flat, mug, cup, plate and cap attachments. For shaped items that no pad fits, look at the H-HOBBY/3D vacuum press.
Do I need a special printer for the L and dark papers? No. Their product records say they print on a normal inkjet printer (the L papers also on a laser printer), not with sublimation ink.
How long does a print take on a mug? It depends on the press: AM.CO.ZA's videos show about 30 seconds at around 200 °C on dial-control mug presses and a longer timer on the standalone press. Follow your press's manual and test.
Where do I get help? AM.CO.ZA publishes setup and fault videos on its YouTube channel, and later videos name showrooms in Sunnyrock (Johannesburg) and Montague Gardens (Cape Town).
Videos
- Affordable Sublimation Ink for Sublimation Printing from AM CO ZA for Office Inkjet Printer (2018-10-30): the original video on this page, CMYK sublimation ink for office printers.
- Why can you not press onto cotton or natural fibers? (2025-02-12): why cotton loses the print.
- AM.CO.ZA New Sublimation and Heat Transfer Paper for Dark and Light, Polyester and Cotton Fabric (2020-03-16) and MakersLAB.TV S1E7 - Testing Sublimation and Heat Transfer Paper on Cotton and Polyester Fabric (2020-03-16): sublimation, light and dark papers tested on polyester and cotton.
- Sublimation Colour Swatch on Matte Acetate, Honeycomb Mesh, Brushed Spandex & Prolite Soft Polyester (2022-04-05): a colour swatch on four polyester fabrics, shrink and pressure.
- MakersLAB.TV S2E7 - Printing and Sewing Fully 100% Polyester Sublimation Fabric Pillowcases (2020-09-09): printing and sewing pillowcases.
- How H-HOBBY M5 Heat Press Combo Press Mugs, Caps, Flat T-Shirt and Plates (2025-05-25): the Hobby M5 on mugs, caps, T-shirts and plates.
- How to Use the Mug & Tumbler Press Machines from AM.CO.ZA, Set Temperature and Time (2025-04-29), Standalone Mug Heat Press Machine Usage Guide, Temperature and Pressure Settings, Function Review (2023-05-14), Operation Guide for Heatware Hobby Automatic Mug Heat Press, One Button Simple Auto Press (2025-08-03), Standalone Mug Heat Press Sublimation Printing Machine Usage Tips for Handle to Handle Mug Print (2021-03-22) and Sublimation Printing on Mug and Coaster with AM.CO.ZA Heatware Heat Press Machinery (2019-07-11): mug presses and mug printing.
- Tumbler Press Tumbler Water Bottle Heat Press Customized Tumbler Print by Pixie Sparkles (2023-12-07) and Automatic All Size Mugs, Cups and Tumblers Heat Press Machine Debut (2025-01-27): tumblers and all-size drinkware.
- Adjust Temperature on Cap Press to Celsius from Fahrenheit to Allow Temperature Setting Below 200 (2026-01-21), Correct Way Install Cap Press Attachment on Upgraded MT5/MT6/MT8 Multifunctional Heat Press Machine (2025-08-23) and #SortIT Difference Between Heat Press Combo Extended Version and Standard, How Cap Press Works (2021-02-05): cap presses.
- Heatware 9 Function Heat Press Function Combo Unit Mug Cap Shoe and T Shirt Press Explained (2018-08-25), Multi Function Heat Press, Heatware 9 in 1 Combo Function Explained, Mini Series Part 3 Cup and Mug (2018-08-28) and Install Shoe Press (H-PRESS/SHOE) on Heatware Multifunction Heat Press Range (2026-05-07): multifunction attachments, the lock stand and the shoe press.
- Heat Presses Tour of Popular Heat Presses in South Africa Market for Business and Industrial (2024-05-28): a tour of popular heat presses.
- F1-1804D/SUB: AM.CO.ZA Double head Sublimation printers printing rolls of sportswear on H-PAPER/ROLL/1600 sublimation paper in Windhoek Namibia. (2025-04-24): roll sublimation printing for sportswear.
- Sublimating with Neon Inks (Fluorescent inks) is very cool! (2025-10-01), AM.CO.ZA Sublimation Inks: Neon Fluorescent, 6 Colour CMYK/LM/LC & Easy Refill Nozzle for 100ml Ink (2021-07-18) and Neon Sublimation Ink ICC Colour Profiles by InkRIP Software (2025-11-18): neon and other sublimation inks.
- Pens with Sublimation Inks Draw on Sublimation Paper, Sublimation Printing Without Printer (2024-10-27): sublimation pens.
Related pages
- The AM.CO.ZA sublimation range, mapped
- Buying sublimation ink: a compatibility checklist
- Low-cost sublimation
- Five sublimation projects
- Sublimation on a low budget, done right first time
- Affordable sublimation that lasts: warranty, spares and upkeep
- The profitable world of sublimation printing
- Sublimation sport garment branding
- sublimationinks.co.za site page
Original post (2023, sublimationinks.co.za)
Source: https://sublimationinks.co.za/sublimation-printing-inks-products
- published: 2023-10-24 17:06:34
- modified: 2023-12-27 21:16:21
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