For each fabric its dye
The main types of ink for digital textile printing are thus divided according to the type of fiber:
- Dyes for cellulosic fibers: pigments, reactives.
- Dyes for polyester fibers: disperse, pigments, dye sublimation.
- Dyes for wool, silk and animal hair (protein fibers): acids, reactives.
- Dyes for acrylic fibers: disperse.
- Dyes for polyamide fibers: acids, disperse.
There are five types of inks used for digital textile printing and we can summarize them as follows:
- Reactive: they are used on natural or artificial fabrics of plant origin (cotton and viscose), more rarely also on silk
- Acids: used on natural fabrics of animal origin (silk, wool) or synthetic (nylon) with characteristics similar to animal fibers
- Disperse: used mainly on synthetic fibers
- Pigments: they can be used on natural and artificial fibers
- Dye Sublimation: this type of ink can only be used on synthetic fibers
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