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Views: 0 Author: Heming Paper Expert Ferrill Publish Time: 2026-10-30 Origin: heming-paper
We supply industrial sublimation paper jumbo rolls from China to garment factories in Vietnam and Bangladesh. Compatible 29-95 gsm rolls, 6,500-15,200 m long, can reduce roll-change downtime.
We are Zhejiang Heming Paper, a subsidiary of publicly listed Xianhe Corp., SSE: 603733. Our parent’s manufacturing capacity exceeds 1,000,000 tons in Quzhou, Zhejiang, China; capacity is not available inventory.
Transfer yield measures the proportion of transferable dye released from printed paper to the receiving substrate under specified transfer conditions.
Match polyester fabric and equipment.
Test output quality.
Assess textiles production efficiency.
Check Vietnam Form E eligibility.
Confirm Bangladesh bonded-import compliance.
We help teams assess production fit and import arrangements. A purchase specification should identify whether the receiving operation is a garment factory or a paper converter.
A longer roll improves continuity only when its weight, dimensions, and winding format fit the production line. We configure sublimation paper jumbo rolls for wholesale orders around the factory's equipment and production requirements. Start with the printer, transfer equipment, and material handling limits rather than choosing the longest format on price alone.
Choose paper weight around ink coverage, printing speed, and the receiving fabric. In 2026, lightweight grades span 29-40 gsm for high-speed textiles; medium grades span 50-70 gsm for standard roll-to-roll sublimation. Heavyweight grades span 80-95 gsm for wide-format industrial applications.
Standard paper suits stable polyester fabrics, while sticky sublimation paper can help control movement on stretch fabrics during transfer. Our models are XH1110 and XH3112; confirm the requested grade without assuming either model has a sticky version. Sublimation paper jumbo rolls for T-shirts suit polyester garments, including sports uniforms, rather than untreated cotton garments.
Use the weight categories as starting points, not model-specific promises. Specify the intended ink coverage when requesting a grade.
Match width to usable printing space and core size to the unwind shaft. Reinforced cores come in 3-inch (76 mm) or 6-inch (152 mm) sizes. The dimensions below describe options, not every possible combination.
Specification |
Values |
Unit |
Basis weight |
29, 33, 38, 42, 52, 62, 82, 95 |
gsm |
Width range |
0.9-3.2 |
m |
Listed widths |
1118, 1520, 1600, 1620, 1800, 1900, 3200 |
mm |
Core internal diameter |
76 or 152 |
mm |
Listed roll lengths span 6,500-15,200 m; the separate custom-length range spans 1,000-10,000 m. The 3200 mm format serves continuous textile operations. Longer rolls reduce changeovers only when the unwind system can handle them.
Put the unwind system's maximum roll weight and outside diameter on the purchase specification.
A production sample should show acceptable color and handling on your own equipment before you approve a bulk order. Our stated transfer-yield range is 95%-99%, with acceptance tied to your ink, fabric, speed, and heat-transfer setup. Our sublimation paper uses a fast-dry microporous anti-curl coating.
Compatible platforms include Atexco, MS, Homer, and industrial printers using Kyocera or Epson i3200 printheads. These names do not establish compatibility with every printing configuration. Approve the sample against four checks:
Dry handling at intended line speed
Curl and feed stability
Solid-color density and image detail
Ghosting after transfer
Fast dry does not remove the need to check drying before rewinding. The typical heat-and-pressure transfer temperature is 350-400°F (177-204°C). Treat that range as a process reference, not a universal temperature or dwell-time recipe.
We specify OEKO-TEX and FSC certifications; check certificate scope against the supplied product and transaction. Retain a signed master swatch as the acceptance reference for later deliveries.
Our 5-15-day production lead time is separate from sea transit, customs clearance, and delivery to the factory. We arrange export departures through Shanghai or Ningbo. Keep each interval separate in your purchasing schedule, and don't treat vessel arrival as the factory delivery date.
Customs clearance and inland delivery remain separate scheduling tasks. Your receiving team should plan unloading and transport around the shipment’s release. A port-to-port interval alone does not establish a door-to-door commitment.
Sea transit from Shanghai or Ningbo to Hai Phong or Ho Chi Minh takes 4-7 days. An ASEAN-China Free Trade Area Certificate of Origin (Form E) supports a 0% or preferential import tariff. The classification, origin rules, and current tariff schedule must qualify.
A preferential import duty does not establish the entire tax bill. Use the qualifying rate in a shipment-specific landed-cost assessment that includes freight, import charges, and local delivery costs. Keep the origin claim consistent with the goods and commercial paperwork.
In 2026, China-to-Chittagong direct sea services take 18-25 days; transshipment routes take 25-30 days. Bangladesh customs duties typically range from 3% to 25%, depending on the imported product. Standard VAT is 15% in 2026, but those headline figures do not establish this shipment’s exact treatment.
Do not calculate taxes by simply adding the percentages; the applicable tax bases and relief affect the result. We support Certificate of Origin documentation and eligible bonded warehouse import arrangements. Bangladesh’s 2026-2029 import policy establishes Central Bonded Warehouses, but that policy does not automatically qualify an individual importer.
Prepare the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and applicable origin documentation. Paper used for sublimation printing and ink transfer needs a consistent technical description across classification and shipping paperwork. Have your customs broker confirm the HS classification, applicable rates, and bonded eligibility before shipment.
Have the consignee confirm its import registration details before the vessel booking is finalized.
The right purchase aligns production requirements with the receiving factory's import arrangements. Printing efficiency starts with a matched configuration, while a usable buying decision needs a destination-specific landed-cost assessment. Compare products on those two grounds, not just the quoted roll price.
We base quotation pricing on the chosen configuration, order volume, packaging, and delivery basis. State the delivery basis clearly so your team can compare offers covering the same costs. Send us your printer model, monthly paper consumption, and delivery city to start a sample and quotation discussion.
No, jumbo roll sublimation paper requires compatible dye-sublimation ink, not ordinary office inkjet ink. Office ink does not perform the required dye-sublimation transfer under heat. Choose ink suited to your printer and transfer process. A printed image on the sheet alone does not prove that the ink will transfer correctly.
Net paper weight in kilograms equals width in meters multiplied by length in meters multiplied by gsm, divided by 1,000. A 1.6-meter-wide, 6,500-meter-long roll at 52 gsm contains 540.8 kilograms of paper. Add the core and packaging separately when calculating shipping weight; neither belongs in the net paper figure.
Not directly; a 6-inch-core roll needs a properly rated adapter or a compatible unwind system. The larger core will not fit securely on the smaller shaft without suitable support. Core fit alone doesn't determine load capacity. Check the adapter and unwind ratings against the loaded roll before mounting it.
Keep unused jumbo rolls sealed in moisture-resistant packaging, off the floor, and away from condensation. When moving rolls between different environments, let them acclimate while still sealed before opening. This reduces exposure to sudden moisture changes. Open only the packaging needed for the next roll, leaving the remaining stock protected.
No, 99% transfer yield does not mean 99% ink savings because yield and ink consumption measure different things. Establish any savings through a controlled comparison at equivalent color and production settings. Record ink use for the same printed area and accepted output. A yield percentage alone cannot establish a reduction in ink costs.
