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Three Ways to Prepare Cotton and Viscose Fabrics for Brighter, Sharper and More Cost Effective Inkjet Printing

Proper fabric preparation can maximize the intensity and brilliance of the printed colors and control how the ink spreads on the fabric, optimizing printing definition and delivering a better-looking end product to delight brands and consumers. As brands and designers increasingly look for ways to use cellulosic fibers such as cotton and viscose, Huntsman Textile Effects offers good advice in this article provided compliments of Texintel.

Thursday, November 04, 2021

(Image courtesy of Texintel.)

By Mattia Perri, Global Application Specialist Inkjet, Huntsman Textile Effects

Demand for printed textiles continues to rise globally, with leading brands embracing the design flexibility and low environmental impact that digital inkjet printing offers. At the same time, mills worldwide are expanding their capabilities by taking advantage of advances in printing technology and techniques and the availability of high-quality ink formulations that not only deliver outstanding results, but also ensure print reliability and reproducibility. For popular cotton and viscose fabrics, reactive inks deliver the best results and highest wash-fastness.


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