Different fabric types can affect ink adhesion. Fabrics that are excessively thin may result in insufficient ink absorption, leading to ink bleed during printing or inadequate color fastness after the curing process.
After printing on the flag machine, the colors displayed are not the final, true colors; they must undergo a high-temperature curing process in an oven to fully develop and become visible. Furthermore, the final color output may exhibit subtle variations depending on the specific temperature and duration of the curing process. Customers with strict color accuracy requirements should pay particular attention to this factor.
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