Products
Digital Printing Inks
TrueHue brings together ink families for different digital printing technologies. From DTF to sublimation, from pigment to UV, ten ink categories are gathered under one brand, and each category has its own detail page.
01 — TrueHue
TrueHue is the brand used for digital printing inks. Each category represents a distinct ink family suited to different fabrics and surfaces; machine and process compatibility is assessed together with technical support.
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Ink Brand
TrueHue
02 — Categories
Ink Categories
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DTF
A digital printing method where the image is first printed onto a transfer film and then heat-applied to the textile surface. Used across a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester and blends.
A solvent-based ink class used with wide-format printers for signage, advertising and outdoor applications.
A dye-based ink system that turns to gas under heat and penetrates the polyester fiber structure. Printed onto transfer paper and applied to textile with a calender press.
A sublimation ink subclass formulated to penetrate fabric fibers more deeply than standard sublimation inks. Used in textile applications requiring dense color saturation.
A disperse ink system printed directly onto polyester fabric without a transfer paper.
An ink class that fixes to the fabric surface by forming a binder film, used mainly on cotton and other natural or blended fibers.
An ink class that fixes by forming a chemical bond with cellulosic fibers such as cotton, linen and viscose.
An ink class that chemically bonds with protein-based and polyamide fibers such as wool, silk and nylon.
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UV
An ink system that cures under UV light. The surfaces it can be applied to — such as cardboard, PVC, wood or metal — may vary depending on the product type.
An ink class with a water-based carrier, used in textile and paper printing.