Sublimation Inks for Epson F570 and F170 Printers

Keep your sublimation printer running smoothly with dye sublimation ink for Epson printers. This ink will ensure your sublimation prints are brightly colored, non-patchy, and free of banding every time.

These easy-to-use, dye-sublimation refill inks are sold in individual high-capacity 140mL bottles and are available in magenta, yellow, cyan and black. The inks have up to a two-year shelf-life if unopened and stored properly. In addition, these genuine dye-sublimation inks have an auto-stop technology with less environmental impact versus standard plastic cartridges.

When shopping for your refills, Epson is the best sublimation ink choice as it’s specifically designed for the dye-sublimation printing process using your Epson sublimation printer.

• Magenta, Yellow, Cyan and Black Epson sublimation inks are available.
• Purchase individually or in a convenient bundle pack
• 140mL per Epson dye sub ink bottle
• Compatible with the Epson F570 and F170 printers.
• Two (2) year shelf-life unopened
• Open inks or unopened inks within six months of expiration are non-returnable.

Bundle information:

• Purchase item T49M-SET and receive a convenient bundle of four 140mL inks. Bundle includes (1) cyan, (1) magenta, (1) yellow, and (1) black. Can be used in the Epson F170 and Epson F570 sublimation printers.

Can I use sublimation ink in my Epson printer?

Epson printers compatible with sublimation ink are often used for high-quality photo printing, textile decoration, and the creation of custom merchandise such as mugs and phone cases. The process involves printing the sublimation ink onto a special transfer paper, which is then heat-pressed onto the desired substrate. The heat causes the ink to vaporize and penetrate the material, creating a durable and fade-resistant image. Overall, sublimation ink for Epson printers offers a versatile and long-lasting printing solution for a variety of applications.

What is sublimation ink?

Unlike standard inkjet inks, sublimation ink has the unique ability to transition from a solid to a gas state when under heat and pressure without passing through a liquid phase. This property allows the ink to permeate the surface of the material it is transferred to, resulting in a permanent, vibrant print.