In order to promote the environmental protection strategy of using paper instead of plastic for sustainable development, Subtextile held a large-scale publicity event in the community on December 22.
Today we are going to discuss the difference between pigment ink and sublimation ink, both used for printing. We will put them in comparison, because when buying inks it is important to know their characteristic and the best way to take advantage of them.
In many senses regulation and sustainable certification moves up a gear when it comes to the inks and chemicals used in Digital Textile Printing. In this area there is no room for compromise, because the devastating effects of poor ink and chemical manage
Subtextile HS DIGISUB sublimation ink are suitable for large format printers, like EPSON, MIMAKI, ROLAND, MUTOH and other printers are mostly used on the market.
Polyester is a synthetic fiber. Unlike cotton and other natural fibers, it is more stable and guarantees availability, as it is not affected by external factors such as weather, pests, etc.
