Dye Sublimation · Miami → Nationwide
Dye sublimation printing.
Ink inside the fabric.
Dye sublimation uses heat to drive ink into polyester textile, so the print becomes part of the fabric rather than a layer on top. The result is photographic color that will not crack, fade or peel, and it is what our entire SEG and fabric display business is built on.
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Heat, pressure
and permanent color.
Dye sublimation transfers ink into frontlit and backlit polyester using heat and pressure, bonding the color into the material itself. Because each dot can be any color, it prints true continuous tones, smoother and brighter than vinyl, with a finish close to a photograph.
It is the process behind trade show fabric, SEG skins, backlit lightboxes and scenic backdrops. The prints fold without creasing, ship small, hang flat and can be washed, which is why fabric has taken over the premium end of display work.
What you get
Why fabric beats vinyl up close.
The dye bonds at the molecular level, so there is no surface layer to crack, peel or scratch off. The color is the fabric.
Every dot can be any color, which means smooth gradients and skin tones that vinyl printing approximates and fabric nails.
Backlit polyester spreads LED light evenly through the print, the foundation of every glowing SEG wall we build.
Why Binick
Printed, sewn and framed
under one roof.
Our dye sub line is the Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB and the HP Stitch S1000, printing up to 124 inches seamless, backed by the sewing and cutting departments that turn printed fabric into finished displays.
Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB and HP Stitch S1000, printing deep, wash-fast color at up to 126″ seamless.
A full Juki sewing department finishes hems, beads and pockets straight and true.
A Summa F3232 flatbed cuts every piece square at full board size, 126″ × 126″.
Display extrusions cut, machined and assembled here, so fabric and frame always meet.
Where we work
Made in Miami.
Shipped nationwide.
Our facility sits minutes from Miami International Airport and the convention centers where South Florida's biggest shows happen. When an install window is tight, that distance is the difference, and it is why agencies hand us the jobs other shops turn down.
The same walls ship anywhere in the country. Frames pack flat, skins fold small, and the system is built for self-install, so a booth printed in Miami on Monday hangs in Las Vegas or Chicago by the weekend. Agencies from Europe run their US events through us for exactly that reason.
From our floor
Recent dye sublimation work.
How it works
Files in. Graphics out.
Most of our clients send print-ready art. Eight in ten jobs arrive as finished files with a spec sheet. Here's the whole process.
Send your files
Email us the scope (sizes, quantities, deadline) with your print-ready art. Need specs? Our file-prep guide covers set-up and color.
Same-day responseProof & approve
Our design team checks every file and returns a proof. Revise until it's right. Nothing prints without your sign-off.
Color-matching availablePrint & finish
Printed, sewn, framed and quality-checked in-house. One facility, one standard, no hand-offs.
24–48 hr standardPick up, install or ship
Local pickup minutes from the airport, installation by our own crews, or packed flat and shipped nationwide.
Pickup · install · shipStraight answers
Dye sublimation, asked and answered.
What can you print with dye sublimation?
Anything built on polyester textile: SEG skins, trade show fabric, backlit lightbox faces, hanging banners, table throws, pillowcase graphics and scenic backdrops, up to 124 inches seamless.
How durable is the print?
More durable than surface printing by design. The dye is infused into the fiber, so it will not crack, fade or peel with handling, and most fabrics can be folded, shipped and even washed.
Is dye sub better than vinyl?
For displays people see up close, usually yes: smoother color, no glare, lighter shipping and a premium hand. For rough outdoor duty, vinyl still earns its keep. We will tell you which fits your job.
What equipment do you run?
A Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB and an HP Stitch S1000, color-calibrated to each other, feeding our in-house sewing and automated cutting departments. The whole chain happens on one floor.
Get a quote
Tell us about the job.
Tell us what you're building, roughly what size, and when you need it. You'll have a price and a plan back the same day. If it's urgent, pick up the phone. If the deadline can be hit, we'll hit it.