In the realm of explicit opaque printing techniques, the use of metallic inks has prevailed in the printing industry to accentuate vivid descriptions.

Intense in color, metallic inks are more viscous than other inks. Affiliated with 4-5 times high pigment content than the standard ink, metallic printing imparts concrete vivacious colors onto any fabric.

Obtaining an attribute of high reflection, commands for the vast peel of a metal with abrasive edge. It is an economic process but the temperature should be constantly regulated to above 150 degree Celsius. Fabric inks constantly take up heat to activate a pigment adhesive that binds them to the substrate.

Primitively, use of the screen presses was more prominent to place a white base layer then passing it through the digital printer. Much the same way, metallic inks are fastened with screen meshes that have large holes to survive with large pigment particles.

To retain the prolonged effects, it is advised to only use water as a cleanser. Stir the ink to obtain a perfect homogeneous blend before starting the process.

Metallic Gold and Silver prints gift a glamorous finish to the printed fabrics.

• Excellent trade quality of the printed fabric
• Economical process as left over inks can be reused.
• Pre-printing via white base coat isn’t necessarily required
• Environment friendly formulation of pigments
• Perfect Professional finish with solid ink coverage, once heat set
• Apt for use with Fabric Ink Retarder, Fabric Stretch Additive, fabric Ink Thickener
• Transforms to an air cure, on using Poly Prop Additive

These inks can be feasibly glued from cotton to polyester without using any further synthetic addictives.

To emphasize and add to the value of quality printing to all sorts, from book covers to drinks labels to posters, Ankita Printers^® are merely one step away.