UVI printing uses ultraviolet drying technology to cure ink directly on the garment using ultraviolet light. This technique is perfect for printing on a variety of surfaces, including fabrics and caps. Offers vibrant colors and greater resistance to wear.
UVI (Ultraviolet) printing is a printing technique that uses ultraviolet light to cure ink immediately after printing. This technique is widely used to print on large canvases and create long-lasting stickers. Here is the general process: • Design Preparation: The design that will be printed on the canvas or on the adhesives is created or adapted. The layout is digitally adjusted to ensure proper resolution and size.
• Material Preparation: The canvas or adhesive material is prepared for printing. The surface must be clean and flat to ensure a uniform, high-quality print. • UVI Printing: The UVI printer applies the ink directly to the canvas or sticker material. The ink dries and cures immediately under the ultraviolet light emitted by the printer, ensuring that the ink is instantly set. • Instant Drying: Since the ink cures quickly under ultraviolet light, no additional drying process is necessary. This allows the tarps and adhesives to be ready for use almost immediately. • Cutting and Finishing: If necessary, printed banners can be cut and adjusted to the required dimensions. Decals can also be die cut into specific shapes if desired. • Durability and Resistance: UV-cured ink offers high durability and weather resistance, making it ideal for outdoor applications, such as advertising banners. • Finished: Once the printing and curing process is complete, the banners and adhesives are ready to be used or installed. UVI printing is well suited for large banners used in outdoor advertising and for creating long-lasting stickers. Its instant curing capabilities and durability make it a popular choice for applications requiring high-quality prints and outdoor durability.
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