"The new desktop printer will have the same attributes in performance as the Epson 3000 was designed, but with the new oil- based sublimation dyes it will provide immediate drying, an expanded color gamut, and will not cause wrinkling when induced into high humidity environments. Sublimation dyes are typically printed onto the paper substrate and then transferred via heat into a coating or other polymer substrate, thus becoming a permanent part of the substrate. The new Kolorfusion architectural coatings we are producing, combined with our oil-based dyes, we believe will provide the best combination of coatings and dyes to ever be introduced into the sublimation market," stated Don Balbinder, President of Hilord Chemical Corp. Kolorfusion is the owner of process patents for three- dimensional product decoration. The Company's technology is considered a major breakthrough for product finishing, as the process actually transfers any design with any colors into a product's coating or directly into the plastic or aluminum part itself, no matter the shape. The result is a fully decorated product as durable as the coating or part. Kolorfusion's technology is ultraviolet resistant, cost effective, and safe for the environment. Unlike decals, silk screening, or standard painting, Kolorfusion's patented processes offer a full spectrum of colors, shades and designs. Kolorfusion generates revenues through processing contracts and long-term purchasing and license agreements with product manufacturers. Visit our website at www.kolorfusion.com....

Kolorfusion International, Inc. to Introduce New Desktop Sublimation Dye Printer at Upcoming SGIA DPI Show in Atlanta, Ga