
Felix Schoeller is ‘taking dye sublimation into the future’ with its S-RACE dye sublimation paper, on show at Innovate Textile & Apparel.
Digital dye sublimation printing is not only growing rapidly, but this efficient production technology has become almost indispensable for many industries. Especially in textiles, makers of fashion and sportswear as well as home décor are looking for increased speed and improved quality to meet the challenging demands of digitally printed garments, according to Felix Schoeller.
The company’s S-RACE dye sublimation paper is said to be “impressively fast, efficient and precise in every detail”. It is the “ultimate choice for printing houses of any size that consistently want to deliver outstanding quality,” says Felix Schoeller. “S-RACE, with its ground-breaking and futureproof technology, will help printers to impress their clients with amazing results, enabling stable production and consistent quality.”
“Therefore, we promise: S-RACE is made to impress,” the company adds.
The S-RACE portfolio covers dye sublimation papers for any kind of application with products ranging from 55 to 130 gsm. This includes S-RACE Tacky – the “world’s first and quickest drying microporous thermal adhesive dye sublimation paper for sportswear applications with elastic textiles”, according to the company.

Founded in 1895, the Felix Schoeller Group is a family business with worldwide operations and has through the years delivered constantly high customer value through ‘cutting-edge products and know-how’, the company says.
The Felix Schoeller Group develops, produces, and markets speciality papers for photographic applications, digital printing systems, the packaging market, self-adhesive applications and the furniture, wood-based products, and wallpaper industries. With more than 3,700 employees, it produced and marketed around 450,000 tonnes of speciality papers in the past 2019 financial year. The turnover of the company was €926m in total. In addition to its main site and headquarters in Osnabrück, the Felix Schoeller Group has four other production facilities in Germany. Moreover, it also has production sites in the US and Canada and is involved in joint ventures in Russia, India, and China, according to the group.
“For S-RACE, we combine our comprehensive knowledge and thorough coating know-how on complex colour receiver layers with the high-quality demands on paper of the photographic industry with the most sophisticated machines and technologies,” the company says.
To find out more, visit the Felix Schoeller booth at Innovate Textile & Apparel in the Technology Hall (sector Printing-Paper).
“Our global team of dye sublimation experts is available 24/7 and looks forward to meeting you,” the company adds.
More information is also available at www.s-race.com



