Why White Ink Causes Problems in DTF Printing

White ink is one of the most important parts of DTF printing — and one of the areas that requires the most attention.
The pigments that make white ink opaque also make it more demanding than standard CMYK inks. Settling, circulation, agitation, maintenance, capping, room conditions and how regularly the printer operates can all affect reliability.
When white ink begins to behave badly, repeatedly cleaning the printhead is not always the answer.
The real cause may be somewhere else in the ink system or production environment.
This guide explains how white ink behaves, the common problems we see in DTF production and the daily habits that can help keep a white ink system more stable.
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