What is the regular width of sublimation paper

Created on 08.06
The most widely used widths for sublimation paper rolls in the industry are:

🥇 1. 17 inches (43 cm)

  • Dominates the desktop/small-format market
  • Used by popular printers like Epson EcoTank series  (e.g., ET-2800, ET-15000), Sawgrass SG500, and Ricoh models.
  • Ideal for: Mugs, phone cases, small apparel, hats, and home-based businesses.
  • Why it's #1: Affordable printers, low waste, and versatility for entry-to-mid-level sublimation.

🥈 2. 44 inches (110–112 cm)

  • Standard for commercial wide-format printing
  • Fits printers like Epson SureColor F570, Mimaki, and Roland models.
  • Ideal for: Fabric rolls, signage, curtains, blankets, and full-size apparel.
  • Why it's popular: Maximizes efficiency for bulk textile production and large items.

Other Common Roll Widths:

  • 24 inches (61 cm): Mid-size option for garments or decor (e.g., Epson F210).
  • 64 inches (162 cm), 72 inches (183 cm): Industrial-scale printing (e.g., banners, furniture wraps).

📊 Why These Sizes?

Width
Use Case
Key Drivers
17"
Small businesses, crafts
Low-cost printers, minimal material waste
44"
Textile/fabric production
Standard fabric width (45–48"), efficiency
24"
Medium apparel/soft signage
Balance of size and affordability
💡 Tip: Always match the paper width to your printer’s maximum roll capacity (e.g., a 17" printer requires ≤17" paper). Buying mismatched rolls causes jams or wasted material!
If you share your printer model or primary use (e.g., mugs vs. clothing), I can pinpoint the optimal width for you! 🖨️✨
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