In a standard UV printing workflow, white ink is usually treated as an underbase. Its main job is to block the color of the substrate and provide a clean foundation…
A UV DTF crystal label and a 3D raised apparel logo may be produced from a similar UV printing platform, but they are not the same transfer product. The most…
A 3D raised UV-DTF logo, a molded silicone patch and embroidery can all create dimensional branding on clothing, but the three methods are built from completely different materials and production…
A DTF printer can use the same ink, PET film, powder and RIP settings two days in a row—and still behave differently if the room environment changes. Temperature and relative…
A 3D raised logo can fail before it ever reaches the heat press. The raised effect may be too low. White ink may become weak or inconsistent. CMYK can shift…
Printing a good 3D raised logo is only half of the job. The finished badge still needs to be bonded to the garment with the correct combination of temperature, time,…
A 3D raised-logo file should not be treated as one flat image. For a professional raised apparel badge, the artwork needs to be separated into several production functions: CMYK →…
A 3D raised apparel logo is created by building physical height with repeated white UV ink layers, adding the visible CMYK artwork and varnish finish, contour-cutting the finished badge, and…