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The Impact of Ink Layer Thickness on UV Curing and Print Quality
Aug. 30, 2024
The thickness of the ink layer directly affects the speed of light curing, with a thinner layer curing faster and a thicker one slowing down the process. This is because the pigment on the surface of the ink absorbs some of the ultraviolet light
Jul. 22, 2026
Water-Based Latex Ink for Leather: 300% Elongation, 4-5 Wet Rub Fastness | INKBANK Test Data
INKBANK's water-based latex ink for leather — a three-component system engineered to eliminate the compromise between eco-compliance and print performance. White ink achieves full opacity at 40% volume. Color density: C 1.68, M 1.75. Wet rub fastness improved from Grade 2 to Grade 4-5. OP fixation at just 8% concentration. Every number backed by
Jul. 13, 2026
What Is Sublimation Ink? How Sublimation Digital Printing Works (Complete 2026 Guide)
Sublimation ink is the only digital printing method where the color becomes the fiber itself — no surface layer, no cracking, no peel. This guide covers the chemistry, the four ink types, which printheads match which formulation, and why polyester works while cotton washes out in one cycle.
Jul. 01, 2026
Sublimation Ink Printhead Compatibility: What Your Supplier Should Prove Before You Buy
A technical guide covering the three physical parameters of printhead compatibility — viscosity, surface tension, and particle size — for Epson, Kyocera, and Ricoh printheads. Includes a cross-platform comparison table, supplier verification checklist, and FAQ.
Jun. 23, 2026
DTF vs DTG vs Sublimation: The Complete 2026 Comparison Guide for Garment Printers
DTF is the most versatile garment printing method, working on virtually any fabric with the lowest entry cost ($3,000-15,000). DTG delivers premium soft-touch results on 100% cotton. Sublimation creates permanent, zero-hand-feel prints but only works on polyester. This guide compares all three across cost, durability, fabric compatibility, and prin
