The future of digital inkjet technology revolves around speed, quality, print capabilities, and market size. In this industry, we’ve seen the need to employ diverse ink chemistries, utilize smaller drop-size print heads, and work with various substrates—both flat and dimensional. Market demands are pushing head and fluid manufacturers to handle larger, rigid packaging and product substrates beyond the usual norms. It’s an industry filled with boundless possibilities for collateral or product printing. However, with these endless opportunities come additional variables affecting image quality and processes
The intricate dance between ink drops and the substrate is where the magic happens. Each drop’s formation, shape, interaction with the medium, density, drying rate, volume, and precise placement—all contribute to the final image quality. While inkjet processes introduce variables, maintaining consistent image quality remains paramount.
SIC offers the following process services...
Onsite training
Print analysis
RIP workflow management
Preflighting
Artwork design
ICC color management
Custom device links
Inkjet Process training
Designing for Digital training
Process flow evaluation
Fabric to metals, plastics to paper and packaging, SIC provides the expert team to help develop your inkjet printing process.
Please feel free to contact us with your any color or print quality questions.
The future of digital inkjet technology revolves around speed, quality, print capabilities, and market size. In this industry, we’ve seen the need to employ diverse ink chemistries, utilize smaller drop-size print heads, and work with various substrates—both flat and dimensional. Market demands are pushing head and fluid manufacturers to handle larger, rigid packaging and product substrates beyond the usual norms. It’s an industry filled with boundless possibilities for collateral or product printing. However, with these endless opportunities come additional variables affecting image quality and processes
The intricate dance between ink drops and the substrate is where the magic happens. Each drop’s formation, shape, interaction with the medium, density, drying rate, volume, and precise placement—all contribute to the final image quality. While inkjet processes introduce variables, maintaining consistent image quality remains paramount.