Section: 83
Puff Printing
Process
83.0 Purpose
83.1 Scope
83.2
Responsibility
83.3 Procedure
83.4 Reference
83.0 Purpose: This process produce maximum output of printing.
ü This
process is done to increase the attractiveness of customer.
83.1 Scope: This process
is applicable for printing unit.
83.2 Responsibility: Quality Control
In‐charge, Manager Production, Color master and Manager Store are responsible
for ensuring that this procedure is followed during operation.
83.4 Procedure: Puff print is
another common print in the fashion industry. Sometimes it called emboss print
also. It is almost similar to the rubber print we can make this print in any
color. In puff, print rubber and puff chemical used combined. Mainly buyer
asked this print on this print on knitted T-shirt. The printing process is same
as other serene print. One of the original specialties affects in the world of screen-printing.
Puff ink is a plastisol that has been modified with the addition of a heat
reactive foaming agent. The ink expands when exposed to high temperature heat
as the garment is cured.[8] An additive to Plastisol inks which raises the
print off the garment, creating a 3D feel. In this method when the paste is
printed and dries it look like normal printing garments but once it is cured
the prints gets raised from the surface of fabric.
Printing process:
ü
Like
as other print we make the print screen at first.
ü
We
make rubber color as manual.
ü
Mix
an Emboss or Foaming paste with the following color.
ü
Then print
on the garments with following color mixer like as a normal rubber print.
ü Then we dry the print area by using heat.
This the turning point of the print. Because after getting the heat the print
becomes puffed. Normally we dry the print area with dryer for small print. If
the print area is larger than we heat press the print with curing machine. It
will make the puffed evenly, before heat press please adjusts the temperature
and pressure of curing machine to get the correct output. Less heat will give
you a less puffed print.
Section:
84
Glitter
Printing Process
84.0 Purpose
84.1 Scope
84.2
Responsibility
84.3 Procedure
84.4 Reference
Glitter
Printing Process
84.0 Purpose: To make a new design
& lucrative for the customer.
84.1 Scope: This
process is applicable for printing unit.
84.2 Responsibility: Quality Control
In‐charge, Manager Production, Color master and Manager Store are responsible
for ensuring that this procedure is followed during operation.
84.3 Definition: Glitter is a unique, clear digital print and cut
material for full-color printing that adds the bold look of sparkly glitter. Glitters
add on the garment with paste and fixed by heat on a specific area. This is
a clear material with flakes of glitter built in. Glitter is excellent for
small designs and detailed logos and is compatible for use with Eco-Solvent,
Solvent, Latex, and thermos resin inks.
Glitter describes an assortment of small, flat,
reflective particles. Glitter reflect light at different angles, causing the
surface to sparkle or shimmer. Glitter is like confetti or sequins, only
smaller. Since prehistoric times, glitter has been made and used as decoration,
from many different materials including stones such as malachite, galena, mica,
insects, and glass. Modern glitter is usually manufactured from plastic.
Glitter printing enables the fabric to show glittering
granules on the fabric. For this Glitter, powder is used. Glitter Powder is
generally PET with size of 1/8" to 1/256". It is cut into square and
hexagon shape. It is available in metallic, rainbow, laser and iridescent
colors. Generally, it comes in 25 kg bag. A typical glitter power substance is
heat resistant to 170-degree Celsius and is acid and alkaline proof. The
picture of the glitter powder is as given below:
Foil Printing
Process
85.0 Purpose
85.1 Scope This process is applicable for printing unit.
85.2
Responsibility: Quality Control In‐charge, Manager Production, Color master
and Manager Store are responsible for ensuring that this procedure is followed
during operation
85.3 Procedure: Foil is actually a heat press application, but can be
applied on press for certain affects. Foil adheres to plastisol inks or a clear
foil adhesive. Available in silver, gold, bronze, red, and blue. There are some
awesome iridescent foils affects available too - just check with your sales
rep.[1]To get the gold /silver stamp, a foil layer is affixed to a certain
material by a heating process. It is not too complicated of a process and
getting the files ready are quite similar to uv-spot printing. See my guide on
preparing files for print as a reference and talk with your printer about how
to supply the files. In foil printing,
the quality of the adhesive is very important. Generally, it is made up of
acrylic co-polymer with water as diluents. Cheaper qualities show very poor
stretch, loss of softness and smoothness after five washes and look very unlike
the original print. The foil should not stick to cured inks under pressure.
In the
second method, printing is done on the foil paper first, and then foil is
pressed on the fabric with hot steel roller or iron. Foil
paper is called the stamping foil paper. Actually, it is not the paper but the
detachable foil film on the plastic base.
Recipe: It is a simple recipe; this recipe can be charged on
the depth of the color and types of dyes use.
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