The global dye sublimation paper market is estimated to be valued at US$ 560.1 million in 2022, according to the Global Dye Sublimation Paper Market report, by type (Below 80 g/m2, 80-110 g/m2 and Above 110 g/m2), by product type (With Coating, Without Coating), by Application (Clothing & Textiles, Advertising and Others (Digital Transfer Printing, etc.)), and by Region (North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Middle East and Africa), published by Coherent Market Insights.
The global dye sublimation paper market is expected to surpass US$ 801.7Million by 2030 and exhibit a CAGR of 5.3% during the forecast period (2022-2030). Dye Sublimation Paper has several applications in printing technology. They are enables making of various customized color prints to various specialty coated objects including textiles, wood, plastic, films and ceramics, etc. In this process, solid printing dye is sublimated into high gas temperature and is then exposed on targeted surface to print.
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Key Trends and Analysis of the Global Dye Sublimation Paper Market:
- Among regions, the global dye sublimation paper market is estimated to grow significantly in the European region. Emerging markets of Asia Pacific, most importantly India and China, account for a higher growth rate, due to the increasing population.
- Among application, the Clothing & Textiles segment is expected to hold a dominant position in the global dye sublimation paper market over the forecast period. The dye sublimation process dyes the image directly onto the fabric. In this process, a digital image is created and printed on special paper using special dyes. This paper is placed on top of fabric and then heat-pressed. The solid particles in the dye are converted into gaseous form to unite with the polymers of the fabric. This results in the transfer of dyes back to solid form and into the fabric. This process ensures that the dyes seep into the fabric and make the image permanent.
Key Takeaways of the Market:
- The global dye sublimation paper market is growing at higher pace owing to its multiple applications in various industries. Moreover, dye sublimation is considered eco-friendly and can be used multiple times to print more than once. Due to which, growing demand for digital printing and customizations by customers will help manufacturers to offer a wide-range of variety of products at lower costs.
- As there are technological advancements in printing machinery and equipment of sublimation paper is helping the market to deliver goods in lesser time and bulkier quantities. As well as these machineries are pushing productivity and improving the quality of sublimation paper offered in the market. For instance, in April 2021 – Epson have launched new products, which expanded its lineup of textile printing offerings with the industrial-level SureColor F10070H dye-sublimation 76-inch wide-format printer which meets evolving customer needs. With six new user-replaceable 4.7-inch PrecisionCore printheads and UltraChrome DS6 ink technology, the SureColor F10070H delivers industrial-level, roll-to-roll performance at speeds up to 2,635 sqft/hr2 with exceptional color saturation and high contrast.
- Major players operating in the global dye sublimation paper market include A Guangdong Guanhao High-Tech, Hansol Paper Co., Ltd., Sappi Group, Neenah Coldenhove, Ahlstrom-MunksjÃ, The Felix Schoeller Group, Beaver Paper & Graphic Media Inc., Jiangyin Allnice Digital Technology, Seiko Epson Corporation, B.N Papeis.
Global Dye Sublimation Paper Market - Impact of Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic is having a significant impact on global garment supply chains. Global brands and retailers are cancelling orders from their supplier factories and many governments are imposing restrictions on travel and gatherings. As a result, many garment factories are suspending production and either firing or temporarily suspending their workers. Current data suggests that over a million workers have already been fired or temporarily suspended from work and the numbers will continue to increase.
For instance, according to the data published by Statista on Sept 2022, the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) was felt hard across textile, apparel, and fashion industries. In the textile sector in Europe, compared to the same period in 2019, production fell by 26.9 percent in the period between April-June 2020, when global coronavirus cases reached a peak. In contrast, Extra EU-27 imports of textile products saw a dramatic increase, with 154.2 percent on the same period of the previous. This was likely due to the import of personal protective equipment (PPE) that were needed during the peak of the coronavirus crisis in Europe.
