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    Jet Spray, Warp Printing

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    The document discusses different types of fabric printing methods including jet spray printing, digital printing, photo printing, warp printing, and air brush printing. Jet spray printing uses a computer to spray patterns onto fabric quickly but only allows for single colors. Digital printing creates high quality prints directly from electronic files onto materials and offers benefits like quick turnaround times and cost effectiveness. Photo printing reproduces photographs in color or black and white onto fabric similarly to printing photos on paper. Warp printing applies roller printing to warp yarns before weaving, creating subtle pattern effects. Air brush printing uses a tool that sprays paint, ink or dye to create seamless blends between colors through freehand or stenciled techniques.

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    The document discusses different types of fabric printing methods including jet spray printing, digital printing, photo printing, warp printing, and air brush printing. Jet spray printing uses a computer to spray patterns onto fabric quickly but only allows for single colors. Digital printing creates high quality prints directly from electronic files onto materials and offers benefits like quick turnaround times and cost effectiveness. Photo printing reproduces photographs in color or black and white onto fabric similarly to printing photos on paper. Warp printing applies roller printing to warp yarns before weaving, creating subtle pattern effects. Air brush printing uses a tool that sprays paint, ink or dye to create seamless blends between colors through freehand or stenciled techniques.

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    The document discusses different types of fabric printing methods including jet spray printing, digital printing, photo printing, warp printing, and air brush printing. Jet spray printing uses a computer to spray patterns onto fabric quickly but only allows for single colors. Digital printing creates high quality prints directly from electronic files onto materials and offers benefits like quick turnaround times and cost effectiveness. Photo printing reproduces photographs in color or black and white onto fabric similarly to printing photos on paper. Warp printing applies roller printing to warp yarns before weaving, creating subtle pattern effects. Air brush printing uses a tool that sprays paint, ink or dye to create seamless blends between colors through freehand or stenciled techniques.

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    The document discusses different types of fabric printing methods including jet spray printing, digital printing, photo printing, warp printing, and air brush printing. Jet spray printing uses a computer to spray patterns onto fabric quickly but only allows for single colors. Digital printing creates high quality prints directly from electronic files onto materials and offers benefits like quick turnaround times and cost effectiveness. Photo printing reproduces photographs in color or black and white onto fabric similarly to printing photos on paper. Warp printing applies roller printing to warp yarns before weaving, creating subtle pattern effects. Air brush printing uses a tool that sprays paint, ink or dye to create seamless blends between colors through freehand or stenciled techniques.

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    Jet spray

    Warp printing
    Jet spray printing:

    Jet spray method is nothing but the mechanism of printing is done with raying
    of patterns loaded in the computer, such that the uploaded details or design
    pattern is printed on the fabric. As per the name its process also in a speed of jet.
    Time consuming method and it is mainly used in labelling areas whereas in t-
    shirt, and other areas like mentioning expire date in products. Multicolours are
    not used in this jet spray printing.

    Digital printing:

    Digital printing is the process of making prints from an electronic file. The
    artwork is created on a computer and directly printed onto the material. Digital
    printing is convenient and highly effective compared to traditional methods and
    comes with numerous benefits. That is why the process is so popular in this day.
    One of the most important benefits of digital printing is the high-quality finish.
    In fact, technology has come a long way which means you get great quality for
    your money even if you only have small print runs. In fact, the process is more
    effective for medium and shorter print runs. You can print what you want when
    you need it. The quick turnaround time is the most important advantage of this
    method. The cost-effectiveness is another important advantage of this method.
    Photo printing:

    Photo printing on fabric is very similar to producing photographs. Either black


    and white or multi-coloured pattern can be reproduced. In photo printing, the
    fabric is first coated with a light sensitive chemical. Any photographs can be
    printed on to the fabric. The results are same as when printing photographs on
    paper. The results are similar to that obtained by printing on photo sensitive
    paper for photo copies. Each and every details can be reproduced if the
    technicians are skilful. Any photograph can be printed on the fabric.

    Warp Printing:

    Warp printing is roller printing applied to the warp yarns before they are woven
    in to fabric. Printing the warp yarns prior to fabric formation creates warp
    prints. Fabric is woven with a solid colour filling usually white or neutral
    coloured filling yarns. The design effect is often described as soft and
    shadowed. The motif or print pattern can be simple but is often complex. Warp
    printing skilled person and person with lots of experience can only do because
    of the complex details.
    Air brush printing:

    An airbrush is a small, air-operated tool that sprays various media,


    most often paint but also ink and dye, and foundation by a process
    of nebulization. Spray paint developed from the airbrush and is considered to be
    a type of airbrush. The technique allows for the blending of two or more colours
    in a seamless way, with one colour slowly becoming another colour from higher
    medium to lower medium gradient. Freehand airbrushed images, without the aid
    of stencils, have a floating quality, with softly defined edges between colours,
    so in such way airbrush printing done with freehand also. A skilled airbrush
    artist can produce paintings of photographic realism or can simulate almost any
    painting medium. Painting at this skill level involves supplementary tools, such
    as masks, and very careful planning.

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