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<p>L1qgscb148: Нова страница: „Direct-to-Object (or DTO) printing is a unique form of digital printing. It uses ultraviolet light to dry or cure the ink almost immediately after it has been applied to a substrate. Unique UV printing is possible. It can be used with flat and cylindrical objects. This can consist of almost all metals, acrylic, plastic, glass, canvas, and even wood. As the UV ink is distributed onto the substrate, specialized ultraviolet lights within the printer are immedia...“</p> <hr /> <div>Direct-to-Object (or DTO) printing is a unique form of digital printing. It uses ultraviolet light to dry or cure the ink almost immediately after it has been applied to a substrate. Unique UV printing is possible. It can be used with flat and cylindrical objects. This can consist of almost all metals, acrylic, plastic, glass, canvas, and even wood. As the UV ink is distributed onto the substrate, specialized ultraviolet lights within the printer are immediately applied to the material over the top of the ink, drying it and adhering it to the substrate.<br /> <br /> Initially, UV printing was used to create gel nail polishes. The gel polish is then applied to the nails using a UV light. This results in a flawless manicure that is quick drying, durable, and long-lasting. The benefits of UV light applications began to expand and were now used in the commercial and industrial markets. This forms the foundation of UV printing services and the associated printing industry. It is now used to create flyers, leaflets, [https://www.metal-archives.com/users/w4lkewu015 follow this link] signs, screen printing, and even bottle labels, just a few examples. UV printing is very similar to traditional printing. But the inks used as well the drying and curing methods are different. This is in addition to the distinct nature of the printing technology itself.<br /> <br /> Traditional printing involves the application of solvent inks to a substrate. Heat is used to cure them. Solvent-based inks can evaporate, spread out onto the surface of the substrate before they are dried, and release volatile organic compounds (VOCs). The heat used to cure the solvent ink to the substrate produces an unpleasant odor. The solvent inks can also be absorbed into the substrate which can cause faded colors. Spray powders can also prevent ink from drying and offsetting, which can lead to a slow and tedious process. Due to the nature of the printing press, traditional printing can only be done on paper and other similar materials. It can't be used on metal, plastic, glass or acrylic.<br /> <br /> With UV printing, specialized UV inks are used. High-intensity LED ultraviolet light is used to cure the ink onto its substrate. The ultraviolet light follows closely behind the ink as it is distributed onto the substrate. As a result, the ink dries immediately, no matter what material (or materials) are used. The ink does not evaporate because it dries quickly. Therefore, it can't spread onto the material that it is printed on.<br /> <br /> This UV printing process and associated ink transfer are eco-friendly and quick drying. It can be used with many materials including paper, foil, acrylic and foam. Additionally, no VOCs, ozone, or toxic fumes are released into the air. This feature will interest companies that prize sustainability in their printing processes.<br /> <br /> Imagine all the possibilities that digitally printing directly onto the item can bring. DTO Direct-To-Object lets you print in full-color directly to the object.</div>

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