Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing has unlocked a world of possibilities in the realm of custom apparel and textile design. One of the critical components in DTF printing is the choice of powder, and when it comes to white DTF powders, there...
DTF white ink has an chemical called glycerin to prevent the heads clogging. It can absorb moisture from the air as it sits in storage. Because of its physical properties, glycerin cannot be dried. If the drying process is insufficient, glycerin will...
Switching your printer’s cartridge ink system to a bulk-feed system has a number of benefits. Any switch from OEM ink cartridges to bulk-feed systems brings up questions about warranties and costs, as well as the ways bulk-feed systems differ from...
If you own an RJ900 printer, you probably know how important it is to keep it clean and replace parts as needed. Failing to replace parts as soon as they malfunction can result in low-quality prints and unplanned downtime for...
Mimaki and Mutoh are two of the biggest names in wide-format printers. These printers are ideal for printing everything from banners and posters to wallpaper and murals. So, how do you decide which one is best for your business? Mimaki...
Ink starvation is a common issue with wide-format printers, such as Roland, Mutoh, and Mimaki. The first sign of ink starvation is when the image area fades during the printing process. In some cases, the image area fully disappears. The...
If you own a wide-format printer, you probably know the importance of keeping up with maintenance. Not cleaning your Mutoh RJ900 or replacing common parts when necessary could lead to your printer dying much sooner than anticipated. Common Part ReplacementsFor...
You likely know that cleaning your Mimaki, Mutoh or Roland printer is necessary. Not cleaning it properly will inevitably lead to your printhead dying far quicker than it should. Wide-format printers are expensive, so the last thing you want is...
If your wide-format printer is failing to print, you might have a faulty printhead. Ranging from $500 to $2,000, replacing the printhead is the most expensive printer repair. Before giving up and buying a new Mimaki, Mutoh or Roland printhead,...
