Some friends who have used UV printers will reflect to us, why sometimes the brightness of UV printed images is so low? In other words, it is rather dim. In fact, this is a small problem that can be solved in one easy step. GIBSON will explain to everyone:

The problem can be solved by increasing the rising angle behind the curve in the color software. The specific value of the ascending angle requires technical personnel to actually debug according to the color condition of the customer's pattern, only to meet the required standard.

In addition, sometimes the image output by the UV printer will suddenly fade. There are three reasons for this problem. Based on the actual experience of Caiyi for many years, we now provide some methods to help you solve this problem in practice.

1. The ink level in the print settings is too low

Usually, in the image control software of UV printer, there will be different ink output control such as 40%, 60%, 80%, 100%. If the operator is inexperienced, he will print 100% of the original ink volume with 80% of the ink volume, which will cause the output image to be lighter. The solution is to increase the ink volume.

2. The printed PASS is too low

The color and precision of the patterns printed by different PASS are different. Usually, high PASS is used to print on some objects with small materials, which can make the pattern clear and rich in colors. If it is large-format printing, you can choose a lower one. PASS to print. This requires technicians to print the PASS settings for different materials based on actual experience.

3. The influence of material

The transparency, gloss, and smoothness of the substrate itself will affect the final UV printing effect, causing the output image to be lighter and darker. In addition to the visual error of the naked eye, some materials can absorb ink, and some materials can dissolve ink. For example, to print patterns on a conventional acrylic inkjet printer, a UV printer only needs 80% of the ink volume, and a little more will result in a darker image.

I hope that the above explanation can solve the problems you encountered. If you have more questions about the use of UV printers, you can consult GIBSON.