Simplifying workflow for white and clear inks in Direct to Garment and UV printing - David Evans
146 views · Published 20 July 2015 · 15:55 · Indexed 12 November 2026
Channel: FESPA · 2015 · Science & Technology
Direct to garment and UV digital printing have introduced new complexities to job preparation and production. The common use of white as well as clear inks within day to day production workflows requires that print files are prepared in such a manner that correctly and efficiently addresses how, when and where white or clear inks are applied to a particular job. David Evans, CADlink Director of Research and Development, will identify these requirements and review how specific features within software are essential in order to address these unique production requirements while also simplifying the workflow related to DTG and UV printing. David Evans, Director of R&D, CADLINK
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