The cost of hot stamping is ordinary ink or pigment ink, which is slightly lower than that of thermal transfer ink. But the cost of hot stamping needs special transfer paper, so the cost of thermal sublimation is low. Hot stamping and thermal sublimation printing have different materials and different purposes.
R330 thermal transfer ink color is incorrect, and it is not suitable for drawing.
To achieve good results, the best effect is when high-temperature heating is transferred to the object.
There are several reasons why the pictures printed by thermal transfer ink are worse than ordinary ones. Let's compare:
1, continuous supply is not installed. Continuous supply is the best for goats. It is very easy to use. There is air between the continuous supply and the ink cartridge, and the ink does not flow smoothly. The ink cartridge and printer should be placed on the same plane.
2. The quality of ink is not good enough, because the printing effect of thermal transfer ink is not very good, but after temperature transfer, the color reproduction performance is good, which is also the main basis for distinguishing the quality of thermal transfer ink.
3. Is the nozzle blocked? Don't keep cleaning when cleaning. Try again after washing.
4, the cup baking machine is best horizontal, vertical baking effect is not as good as horizontal.
Printers are very important in thermal transfer printing, so be sure to take good care of them!
What is the difference between thermal transfer ink and thermal sublimation transfer ink? Heat transfer is a general term. Thermal transfer printing consists of two processes, one is for chemical fiber materials (of course, it also includes other materials that can be transferred by thermal sublimation, such as pillows, porcelain plates, tiles and watchcases), and the other is for thermal film transfer printing of pure cotton materials.
Thermal sublimation transfer printing of polyester mainly uses disperse dye ink for printing. Thermal sublimation is the simplest digital printing process that uses the sublimation characteristics of disperse dyes to make ink diffuse into fabric and color it through high temperature and high pressure. At present, there are mainly JTECK, INKTEC and domestic easy-to-use Jamey thermal sublimation ink.
Because cotton fiber itself does not absorb color, the patterns on pure cotton are easily washed away after sublimation and transfer. Cotton hot film transfer printing should use special pigment ink and transfer paper for cotton! Cotton transfer paper coated with glue can absorb ink and print a clear image. During transfer printing, the gel at high temperature absorbs color on the one hand, and penetrates into the fiber gap of the cloth on the other hand, and firmly adheres to the fiber surface without being washed off.
The two processes are basically the same, but the principles of printing and coloring are completely different! The pattern after cotton hot film transfer is hard to handle and easy to peel and crack; However, after thermal sublimation transfer, the pattern is clear, the fabric structure remains unchanged, and the sense and feel are good.
What is the difference between thermal transfer ink and sublimation ink? Firstly, a concept is explained: thermal transfer is divided into thermal sublimation transfer and thermosetting transfer. Sublimation transfer printing is mainly used in chemical fiber cloth and hard materials coated with thermal transfer printing, while thermosetting transfer printing is mainly used in pure cotton products. Although both are printed on transfer paper, and then the color is fixed under high temperature and high pressure, there are essential differences. The ink used for digital printing and dyeing of chemical fiber cloth is sublimation disperse dye ink, and the ink used for digital thermal transfer of cotton cloth is divided into reactive dye ink and acid dye ink. Thermal sublimation transfer paper for thermal sublimation and thermosetting transfer paper for thermosetting transfer printing cannot be used instead of each other.
In fact, the best way to realize cotton printing is digital direct injection, digital direct injection technology, which directly sprays the patterns in the computer on cotton fabrics to achieve the printing effect of what you see is what you get. The operation is simple, which completely breaks through the limitation of traditional screen printing on color. Digital printing can overprint16.7 million colors, and the colors are extremely rich. Because there is no intermediate carrier, the printed part is breathable and comfortable to wear, and the washing fastness is 4, and it does not fade after repeated rubbing. Because of the use of water-soluble consumables, it does not contain any chemical components harmful to human body, so it is environmentally friendly.
Sublimation thermal transfer uses the sublimation characteristics of disperse dyes, that is, when the dye printed on transfer paper reaches the transfer temperature, the dye begins to volatilize and continuously penetrates into the gaps of the fabric until the dye on transfer paper runs out or tends to run out. The less dye remains on the transfer paper, the more dye is transferred to the fabric, that is, the higher the saturation, the richer the color of the pattern. The more realistic it is. This is also a core factor of thermal sublimation of transfer paper quality. Because thermal sublimation is the process of dye diffusion to the fabric, the original texture of the material will not be changed after the thermal sublimation pattern is transferred, and the printed part has good air permeability, comfortable wearing, good hand feeling and impression. Thermosetting transfer is another method: pure cotton or fabrics with high cotton content do not absorb color, and it is easy to wash off if pure cotton is printed by thermal sublimation. In order not to wash it off, a special thermosetting transfer paper should be used. When making mugs, the surface of mugs has been coated with paint that can absorb colors in advance, but the paint can't be coated on clothes in advance, so it can only be coated on transfer paper. Therefore, the printer actually prints the pigment on the paint that is invisible to the naked eye on heat transfer paper, and then under high temperature and high pressure, the actual transfer is a mixture of paint and pigment, not simple pigment. Therefore, it feels hard after transfer, and the printed part is airtight. The quality of transfer paper is directly reflected in the thickness of the colloidal layer. The worse the quality, the greater the thickness. If the printed pattern area is large, the comfort and aesthetics as a function of measuring the utility of personalized clothing will no longer exist.
What is the difference between thermal transfer ink vm and vlm? There are three kinds of inks. Ordinary dye ink. That is, printers usually bring it. . Pigment ink is also called water-based ink or hot stamping ink, and also called transfer ink. This kind of waterproof performance is very good. Not easy to fade. I used a lot in making clothes. And sublimation ink. This kind is ok, except for making clothes. Like cups, lighters and other inks!
What products are printed by thermal transfer ordinary ink and thermal transfer ink? Friend, your question is rather vague. What kind of ink does [thermal transfer ordinary ink] refer to? According to my friend who works in Datang Thermal Transfer Factory, at present, the thermal transfer industry uses special inks, the only difference is imported and domestic, of course, the price is very different. If you need to know more, you can continue to contact me.
Why are the pictures printed by six-color thermal transfer ink blurred? According to my six years' experience, I think there are the following questions for your reference when the printer itself is fine:
1, poor ink quality
2. The thesis is not good
3. The printing effect of thermal sublimation ink is not as good as that of ordinary ink, but the effect after transfer is very good, and the good ink has good reducibility and the effect is comparable to the original photo! This is also the main basis for identifying inferior ink.
Can the printer thermal transfer ink be replaced by ordinary ink? Of course, if you don't think it's a waste, then use up the thermal transfer ink before changing it. Be sure to use it before changing it. Or pour out the ink and seal it, and then add it with ordinary ink!