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Why Sublimation Ink Colors Look Faded After Printing and How To Fix It?

Sublimation prints may appear faded due to the wrong transfer paper, missing ICC profiles, incorrect heat settings, or poor-quality inks and substrates. Ensuring proper materials, accurate profiles, and correct printer settings can significantly improve color vibrancy.

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Capping Station Maintenance: Key To Flawless Textile Printing

The capping station is the unsung hero of your printer, working silently to keep your printhead in top condition. But when neglected, it becomes a hidden culprit behind clogged nozzles, inconsistent prints, and costly repairs.

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DTF Printing Vs Sublimation Printing

DTF Printing and Sublimation Printing are widely used in textile and merchandise printing but differ in process, material compatibility, and print quality. Let's break down the key differences to help you choose the best fit for your needs.

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OEM Ink Vs Compatible Ink

If you’re a regular printer user, you’ve likely come across the terms OEM ink and compatible ink. But what do they mean, and how do they impact your printing experience? In this article, we break down the key differences, helping you choose the right ink for your needs.

Why Sublimation Ink Colors Look Faded After Printing and How To Fix It?

Capping Station Maintenance: Key To Flawless Textile Printing

DTF Printing Vs Sublimation Printing

OEM Ink Vs Compatible Ink

Positive Film Ink For Screen Printing – UV Blocking Ink – Epson T3270, T5270 & T7270

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