Paste printing color adjustment skills

Paste printing. The basic process is the same as the water paste printing, except that the material used is the glue pigment that will freeze on the fabric after drying. The paste printing process uses a special chemical gel and dye that are highly seamlessly mixed. The dye passes through the medium of the gel and firmly adheres to the fabric. The glue printing process overcomes the limitations of the water paste printing. Its feature is to adapt to a variety of color depth and material printing, it can be printed on cotton, linen, viscose, polyester, nylon, polypropylene, acrylic and all kinds of fiber blended fabric, but also in leather, leather and other materials Printing, it can be used for fluorescent printing, inkjet printing, silk printing, electrostatic flocking printing and other printing processes. The biggest advantages of the paste printing process are wide application, brilliant colors, and high degree of reduction, but its printing process is more complicated than the water paste printing process, and the cost is relatively high.

The feature is: only one color can be printed at a time. If you want to print a second color, you must wait for the previous color to dry before proceeding; you need to make a printing plate; generally you cannot print color patterns with four colors; because the glue is not transparent, It is also possible to print light-colored patterns on dark fabrics; breathability is poor; washout patterns are not easy to peel off, especially when used on chemical fiber fabrics. The most common printing T-shirts on the market today use glue printing.