NexelPrintA digital printing method where specialized aqueous textile inks are sprayed directly onto pre-treated 100% cotton fabric using modified inkjet printheads.
DTG (Direct-to-Garment) printing uses specialized textile inkjet engines to spray water-based CMYK and white inks directly onto cotton fabric fibers. While popular for complex multi-color designs on light cotton, DTG requires liquid pre-treatment, struggles with dark polyester blends, and is increasingly superseded in high-durability apparel by Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing.
DTG pioneered on-demand printing but has significant limitations: if the pre-treatment chemical is unevenly sprayed, the white ink flakes off in the wash. Furthermore, DTG cannot print on fleece hoodies or synthetic polyester.
DTF solves this by printing on transfer film with hot-melt TPU adhesive, delivering superior color opacity and universal fabric compatibility.
DTG offers a slightly softer hand-feel on light cotton, but DTF provides vastly superior color vibrancy on dark shirts, zero pre-treatment stains, and twice the wash durability on heavyweight fabrics.
A cutting-edge industrial digital printing method where vibrant pigment inks are printed onto PET transfer film, coated with hot-melt TPU adhesive powder, and heat-pressed onto garments.
The traditional industrial printing method where squeegees push liquid inks through photographic mesh stencils directly onto fabric, followed by high-heat conveyor curing.
A specialized granular thermoplastic polyurethane hot-melt adhesive powder applied to wet DTF ink to chemically bind the print to fabric fibers under heat and pressure.
A chemical screen printing technique for dark 100% cotton garments that chemically bleaches out the original reactive fabric dye and replaces it with new graphic pigments for a soft, breathable print.
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