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Premium DTF White Ink – 1 Litre – High-Opacity, Vibrant Prints
The Premium DTF White Ink – 1 Litre is a top-tier pigment ink formulated for Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing. Designed for compatibility with all Epson and Mimaki printheads, this ink ensures high-opacity white layers, delivering vibrant and durable prints on a variety of substrates.
Key Features
High Opacity: Provides a solid white base, enhancing the vibrancy of coloured prints on dark fabrics.
Smooth Flow: Optimised viscosity for consistent ink flow, reducing the risk of printhead clogging.
Fast Drying: Quick drying time to improve production efficiency.
Durable Prints: Offers excellent wash fastness, ensuring longevity of prints.
Eco-Friendly: Water-based formulation that is non-toxic and safe for both users and the environment.
Specifications
Ideal for applications such as garment printing, promotional items, and other industries requiring durable and vibrant prints.
Applications
Ideal for creating vibrant white underbases, clean edge details, and multi-layer designs on dark fabric and hard substrates. Best results with a professional heat press or curing unit.
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PLEASE NOTE:
When choosing DTF ink, consider the potential consequences:
Severe white ink nozzle blockages
Excessive pigment sediment and particle build-up
Repeated unsuccessful printhead cleaning cycles
Costly white ink printhead replacement
Lost production time and unexpected repair bills
Is Saving a Few Pounds on Ink Worth Replacing Your Printhead?
Before changing ink suppliers, think carefully about the quality and long-term reliability of the ink you are purchasing.
At JB Sewing, we believe stable, properly formulated DTF ink and reliable technical support are essential for protecting your printing equipment.
A cheaper bottle of ink could become a very expensive decision.
Please note: Printhead blockages can also result from inadequate maintenance, circulation problems, environmental conditions or incorrect ink changeover procedures. Individual failures should be properly diagnosed before attributing them to ink quality.