TYPES OF FABRIC PRINTING.

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Types of fabric printing

  1. *. TYPES 

  1. **. FABRIC PRINTING TYPES There are five methods of printing i. Block printing ii. Roller printing iii. Screen printing iv. Heat transfer printing v. Ink-jet printing

  1. 1. BLOCK PRINTING  The blocks are typically made of wood and the structure is hand cut so it emerges in help against the foundation surface.  The print glue is connected to the structure surface on the block and the block at that point squeezed against the fabric.  The procedure is rehashed with various structures and hues until the pattern is finished.









  1. 2. ROLLER PRINTING  Roller printing has customarily been favored for long creation runs in light of the high speeds conceivable.  It is additionally a flexible method since up to twelve unique hues can be printed at the same time.  The essential roller printing gear appeared underneath the figure, comprises of various copper confronted rollers in which the plan is scratched.



  1. 3. SCREEN PRINTING:  This sort of printing has expanded hugely in its utilization as of late due to its adaptability and the advancement of rotating screen printing machines which are prepared to do exceptionally high rates of creation.  There are two basic types of screen printing process, the flat screen printing and the rotary screen printing methods.






  1. 3. HEAT TRANSFER PRINTING:  Transfer printing strategies include the exchange of a plan starting with one medium then onto the next. The most widely recognized structure utilized is heat move imprinting in which the plan is printed at first on to a unique paper, utilizing customary printing hardware.  The paper is then placed in close contact with the fabric and heated, when the dyes sublime and transfer to the fabric through the vapor phase.




  1. 4. INK-JET PRINTING:  There has been extensive enthusiasm for the innovation encompassing non-sway printing, primarily for the illustrations showcase, yet the potential advantages of decreases in the time scale from unique plan to conclusive generation have prompted much action in building up this innovation for material and floor covering printing forms.








  1. 5. Digital printing

  3.  covers multiple areas of our day to day life. From cotton to polyester, each fabric can be printed effectively using this technique. Here is a list of various types of digital textile printing: 

  1. •Cotton, Linen, Neon, Satin, Silk printing •Bed sheets and Pillow printing •Cushions printing •Curtains printing •Customized Children Room printing •Dress Printing •Shawl And Stoles printing •Scarf printing •Polyester printing •Lycra printing •Canvas shoe printing •Kaftan printing
 

  1.  *Digital Textile Printing has covered each and every area of your daily life. Whether it’s your dress or it’s your shoe, if you want a print you will definitely get it. You can get a print on your cushions and curtains too. Isn’t it seems interesting? The dress you wear, the scarf you carry, moreover the shoe you are wearing can be printed with modern design patterns.

  3. **. Digital printing can be done on any fabric. It does not matter whether it’s Cotton, Linen, Neon, Satin or Silk. You can go creative with any type of fabric. When it comes to kids, Digital Textile Printing can do a lot. From bed sheets to the tiny dress accessories they wear, all can take a different and unique look with beautiful prints.

  5. ***. Polyester is one of the most challenging fabrics to work upon. Its heat sensitivity capacity is quite high because of which it shrinks when subjected to high degree of temperature, we call this technology as sublimation pinting. Digital textile printing covers this challenging fabric too. Dresses, Cushions, Curtains made up of polyester can also be printed with this technique





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