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June 2020 Target Chart
Cassie Balentine
Turkish Fashion
Digital textile printing allows textile manufacturers to deliver high-quality fabrics in shorter runs with less manufacturing…
Manufacturers Upgrade
Manufacturers from a range of industries invest in digital printing technology. This includes increasing demands for…
Tea Time Improves
Marking and coding inkjet devices are designed for high-volume production and variable data output. These machines offer fast…
In-House Labels
The benefits of digital print have an impact on a variety of manufacturing segments, including aerospace, automotive…
A Work of Textile Art
Manufacturers and designers use digital printing technology to expand services and improve textile quality. One press that opened…
Packaging that Communicates
By Olivia Cahoon Interactive print technologies like quick response (QR) codes and personalized URLs offer a unique experience. Today’s manufacturers increasingly embed print applications with interactive methods to offer consumers innovative experiences that are both convenient and useful. At the same time, consumers demand more personalized interactions, especially in packaging. From Farm to Table In … Read more
Dive into 3D
Three-dimensional (3D) printing continues to gain popularity in a variety of industries from aerospace, healthcare, and robotics to…
Specific Sets
Traditional ink sets designed for textile printing include acid, disperse, pigment, and reactive. All four ink options have their own advantages and disadvantages, which were discussed in the first part of this article series. Here, we include available textile ink sets by vendor.
A Four Ink Primer
rint service providers interested in printing to textiles—whether directly or through sublimation transfer—need to be educated on the ink sets available to them. Traditional ink sets designed for textile printing include acid, disperse, pigment, and reactive.
