| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Print Heads | 32 PCS Starfire 1024 |
| Print Width | 1800mm/2700mm/3200mm/4200mm |
| Fabric Width | 1850mm/2750mm/3250mm/4250mm |
| Production Mode | 270㎡/h(2pass) |
| Image Type | JPEG/TIFF/BMP, RGB/CMYK |
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Ink Colors | CMYK/LC/LM/Grey/Red/Orange/Blue |
| Ink Types | Reactive/Disperse/Pigment/Acid/Reducing Ink |
| Power | 25KW, extra dryer 10KW(optional) |
| Environment | 18-28°C, 50%-70% Humidity |
Photographic printing on fabric involves intricate procedures to ensure vibrant and durable prints. Based on extensive research and best practices from authoritative sources, the process begins with high-resolution digital imaging. The Starfire print heads use a magnetic levitation system for precise control, allowing detailed and consistent image replication on fabric. Ink management is crucial, utilizing a negative pressure system to maintain ink quality and reduce nozzle clogging. Quality control is rigorous, with each print inspected for color accuracy and uniformity, adhering to international standards.
According to leading studies, photographic printing on fabric is pivotal in diverse industries. In fashion, it offers designers vast creative freedom to produce custom and intricate patterns, enhancing garment uniqueness. The interior design sector benefits from customized upholstery materials, wherein aesthetics meet personal expression. Art installations utilize fabric's tactile nature, creating immersive visual experiences that interact with light and space. These applications highlight the versatility and cultural impact of fabric printing technology.
Our company offers comprehensive after-sales support for wholesale photographic printing on fabric systems. This includes technical guidance for installation, routine maintenance checks, and on-demand troubleshooting services. Clients have access to a dedicated customer service team trained in resolving technical queries effectively.
Product transportation is managed with utmost care. Our logistics partners ensure that the equipment is securely packaged and shipped to prevent any damage during transit. We offer tracking services and real-time updates to our clients for transparency and peace of mind.
Our printers support various inks including reactive, disperse, and pigment inks, providing flexibility depending on your fabric and design needs in wholesale markets.
Regular maintenance such as print head cleaning and using quality inks ensures consistent and high-quality photographic printing on fabric.
The printer is versatile, capable of handling a wide range of fabrics suitable for diverse applications in fashion and interior design wholesale markets.
Yes, the printer can handle custom designs with high precision, allowing for unique wholesale photographic fabric products.
The printer is designed to optimize power usage, contributing to overall operational efficiency in large-scale production environments.
With proper maintenance, the Starfire print heads are durable and designed for long-term use in high-volume printing environments.
Color accuracy is achieved by using specialized RIP software and following calibration procedures to match desired color profiles.
We provide comprehensive after-sales support with trained technicians available for troubleshooting and technical assistance.
The process ensures fabric integrity by using inks that adhere well and a system that applies minimal mechanical stress during printing.
Yes, it is engineered for industrial-grade operations, capable of handling extensive runs while maintaining speed and quality.
As digital textile printing technology advances, its adoption in the wholesale market is accelerating, offering unparalleled customization and efficiency in fabric production.
Environmental sustainability is a growing concern, leading to innovations in eco-friendly inks and energy-efficient printing methods that reduce the carbon footprint in large-scale operations.
Customization in fabric printing is transforming fashion, allowing designers to diverge from traditional patterns and explore new aesthetics that drive consumer interest and market differentiation.
Innovations such as magnetic levitation motors enhance printing precision, reinforcing the importance of high-tech solutions in achieving superior photographic fabric prints.
The scalability of advanced printing systems makes them ideal for industrial applications, meeting the demands for bulk production without compromising quality.
Interior designers are increasingly incorporating digitally printed fabrics into their projects, offering clients unique and personalized options for home and office decor.
Adhering to stringent quality control measures is crucial, ensuring that each print meets high standards and aligns with the client's expectations for wholesale purchases.
Investment in modern fabric printing technology can yield significant economic benefits, including reduced production costs and increased market competitiveness.
Emerging trends in textile manufacturing point towards increased automation and precision in fabric printing, signaling a shift in production techniques and capabilities.
The demand for personalized textiles is rising, driven by consumer desire for unique and expressive fabric designs that reflect individual preferences.
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