Under the Choke setting use the default value of 2 on a full size print, you will lower this if your image is small. If you see any white around the edges of your final print you will want to increase the choke value. If you are printing an image that is only white you will need to set the Choke to 0 to prevent parts from dropping out completely.

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HIGH / STANDARD PRINT CHOKE. A high choke setting is when the white base layer is pulled into the graphic, ultimately eliminating any white “peeking” around the outside edges. A high choke is used for larger and more colorful & bold designs. High/Standard choke is the default in the ordering system.

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2024年7月22日 · Choke. Range: This setting compensates for potential misalignments during printing by pulling the artwork inward slightly. A small choke value is recommended to prevent white ink from bleeding under colored areas. Recommended Value: Start with a choke of 3-5%.

To solve this, we can choke or shrink the white to stop the white peeking out by using the choke feature for the underbase in the processing options. To change the choke on a job: Select the job. Click “Color Adjust” in the bottom right. This will open the “Easy Color Adjustments” dialog.

2022年2月18日 · RICOH Ri 1000 and Ri 2000 printers are designed for Direct-to-Garment (DTG) printing, which means they process a digital image design and print it directly onto a garment using specialized ink jet technology. But it’s also possible to use your DTG printer for Direct-to-Film (DTF) projects.

DTG printing is a process of printing graphics onto textiles and garments using an inkjet print head. DTG printers utilize a platen to hold the garment in place as the print head jets ink onto the textile. Typically, the textile is pretreated with a special adhesive that sticks to the garment’s fibers and allows the ink to bond to those fibers.

Learn how to use the queue wizard feature for white choke, which will allow for greater control of printing your white underbase with Digital Factory.