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Fabric & Dye-Sublimation Printing

Build a fabric-graphic specification that connects the frame, visible and finished size, fabric, stretch, lighting, sewing, gasket, pockets, seams, and artwork before production.

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Materials, finishing, schedule, delivery, and field requirements are reviewed against the actual application before production is confirmed.

Graphics produced in-houseProduction and finishing details stay connected to the approved brief.
Application-specific reviewMaterials and timelines are confirmed against the real size, use, and schedule.
Clear field-work boundariesInstallation or specialist requirements are scoped separately when needed.

What buyers need solved

Soft signage still requires exact hardware and finishing information.

Fabric can be flexible in use, but SEG, backlit, tension, flag, backdrop, and table-cover applications each depend on different dimensions, stretch, finishing, and fit.

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Hardware-driven fit

Confirm the exact frame, extrusion, display, table, flag, or structure and its visible and finished graphic dimensions.

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Lighting and density

Frontlit and backlit graphics need different material, print, proofing, and color expectations.

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Finishing accuracy

Gasket, sewing, pockets, hems, stretch, seams, orientation, and labeling must match the final application.

Service applications

Where this capability can support the project.

Select the fabric and finishing path around the hardware and viewing condition.

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SEG fabric graphics

Silicone-edge graphics produced to supplied extrusion, visible size, finished size, gasket, orientation, and panel specifications.

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Backlit fabric

Lightbox graphics reviewed around illumination, density, fabric specification, seams, color, and system dimensions.

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Tension-frame graphics

Stretch-fabric graphics planned around frame geometry, attachment, visible area, finishing, and intended reuse.

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Fabric backdrops

Media, presentation, stage, photo, and exhibit backgrounds connected to the supporting structure and sightlines.

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Table covers & runners

Fitted, open-back, full, stretch, and runner formats built around actual table dimensions and brand placement.

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Flags & soft signage

Feather, teardrop, blade, rectangular, banner, and hanging fabric formats reviewed around hardware, orientation, and exposure.

A more useful first conversation

Send the hardware specification with the artwork.

Provide the frame, extrusion, display, table, flag, or structure information; visible and finished dimensions; fabric or finishing specification; quantities; artwork; frontlit or backlit condition; target date; destination; and labeling or packing needs.

Compatibility, color, fit, washability, reuse, outdoor suitability, and turnaround are confirmed per project. A prior graphic or nominal frame size is not always enough to guarantee fit.

Decisions before production

What changes the material, method, and scope.

These are the variables that should be confirmed before the project moves from estimate to production.

Visible vs. finished size

Frames and extrusions may require additional material for gasket, sewing, pockets, stretch, or attachment.

Frontlit vs. backlit

Illumination changes fabric, density, proofing, seams, color expectations, and inspection conditions.

Stretch & finishing

Gasket, sewing, hems, pockets, hook-and-loop, orientation, and seam placement determine the final build.

Handling & reuse

Folding, rolling, cases, labeling, installation, storage, cleaning, and replacement needs affect long-term use.

Fabric & Sublimation Printing FAQ

Questions to answer before production starts.

Each answer distinguishes useful planning guidance from details that still require project-specific confirmation.

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What is SEG fabric?

SEG is a fabric graphic finished with a silicone edge intended to fit a compatible extrusion. Exact visible size, finished size, gasket, orientation, and system details are required.

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Can you make replacement graphics for an existing frame?

Yes, when the actual frame or extrusion specification and finished graphic requirements can be confirmed. Send system details, measurements, photos, and the prior graphic if available.

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What is different about backlit fabric?

Backlit work must be reviewed around lightbox dimensions, illumination, density, fabric, seams, color expectations, and proofing method.

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Can fabric graphics be folded for shipping?

Handling depends on material, finish, image, size, seam, and presentation expectations. Packing and transport method should be agreed before production.

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Is sewing and finishing included automatically?

No. Gasket, sewing, hems, pockets, hook-and-loop, grommets, and other finishing must be specified in the approved production scope.

Why Factory of Graphics

A direct line from approved brief to in-house graphic production.

Factory of Graphics operates from 7100 TPC Drive, Suite 400, Orlando, Florida. The team connects large-format print, finishing, packing, and delivery requirements with the specific application instead of treating every service as a commodity order.

When on-site labor, engineering, permitting, rigging, electrical, structural, venue, union, or other specialist support is required, it is scoped separately and may be coordinated through qualified third-party partners. No approval, compatibility, compliance result, surface outcome, durability, or turnaround is assumed until the governing requirements are reviewed.

Keep planning connected

Related services and industry guidance.

Move from the production capability to adjacent services and the buyer environment closest to your project.

Prefilled Fabric & Sublimation Printing project brief

Tell us what the graphic needs to do.

Prepared for faster scoping

The form already includes this service and source page. Add the application, dimensions, quantity, destination, target date, artwork status, expected lifecycle, and any field requirements.

A clearer path from idea to print

Tell us what you need. We’ll help you make it happen.

From one rush graphic to a complete branded environment, send the essentials and our Orlando production team will help map the right next step.

  • 01Start with the essentialsShare the size, quantity, timeline, location, and what the piece needs to do.
  • 02Get focused production guidanceWe’ll help align your project with the right print approach, finish, and next conversation.

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