After sublimation printer ink transfer there is fading phenomenon, how is this a responsibility?
author: Uvink
2022-12-07
After sublimation printer ink transfer there is fading phenomenon, how is this a responsibility?
The ink istransferred to the paper and then transferred to the cloth through temperature and
pressure. There are many reasons for color fading, the main reason is the machine and ink.
Nowadays, many people use this kind of heat transfer machine to print patterns on clothes,
but they often wash them twice and then lose all of them.
After sublimation printer ink transfer there is fading phenomenon, how is this a responsibility?
The first is the machine, which is used for heat transfer printing on the market. The ink is pressed
onto the fabric through temperature and pressure. Insufficient temperature and pressure, too
high temperature or insufficient pressure will cause unqualified hot stamping and poor hot
stamping effect. In order to control the cost, many machines on the market use low-cost temperature
controllers and pressure gauges. Such equipment cannot meet the standard in terms of the
precision of temperature and pressure control. The required temperature is 150 degrees.
The temperature may be 170 or 130 when hot stamping is measured. How can such machines
hot stamp well? Naturally, discoloration occurs.
After heat transfer ink transfer there is fading phenomenon, how is this a responsibility?
The second is the sublimation printer ink. The sublimation printer ink is divided into oily ink and
water-based ink. The inferior ink is easy to fade, and different fabrics have different requirements for
ink. If it is a swimsuit fabric, the outer layer will be coated with a waterproof layer, and most down
jackets also have a waterproof layer. Fabric with waterproof layer will isolate some substances,
and so will ink. Therefore, after heat transfer printing, fading is related to ink and fabric.
The ink istransferred to the paper and then transferred to the cloth through temperature and
pressure. There are many reasons for color fading, the main reason is the machine and ink.
Nowadays, many people use this kind of heat transfer machine to print patterns on clothes,
but they often wash them twice and then lose all of them.
After sublimation printer ink transfer there is fading phenomenon, how is this a responsibility?
The first is the machine, which is used for heat transfer printing on the market. The ink is pressed
onto the fabric through temperature and pressure. Insufficient temperature and pressure, too
high temperature or insufficient pressure will cause unqualified hot stamping and poor hot
stamping effect. In order to control the cost, many machines on the market use low-cost temperature
controllers and pressure gauges. Such equipment cannot meet the standard in terms of the
precision of temperature and pressure control. The required temperature is 150 degrees.
The temperature may be 170 or 130 when hot stamping is measured. How can such machines
hot stamp well? Naturally, discoloration occurs.
After heat transfer ink transfer there is fading phenomenon, how is this a responsibility?
The second is the sublimation printer ink. The sublimation printer ink is divided into oily ink and
water-based ink. The inferior ink is easy to fade, and different fabrics have different requirements for
ink. If it is a swimsuit fabric, the outer layer will be coated with a waterproof layer, and most down
jackets also have a waterproof layer. Fabric with waterproof layer will isolate some substances,
and so will ink. Therefore, after heat transfer printing, fading is related to ink and fabric.
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