Ink and substrate interaction is a critical factor in printing that affects the quality and durability of the final print. It involves the physical and chemical processes that occur when ink is applied to a substrate, influencing adhesion, color fidelity, and drying time.

Ink And Substrate Interaction

Ink and substrate interaction

Printing quality

durability of the final print

Physical processes of ink application

Chemical processes of ink application

Adhesion in printing

Color fidelity refers to the accuracy with which a display or lighting system reproduces the colors of an object as perceived under a reference light source. High color fidelity is crucial in applications where precise color matching is essential, such as in photography, cinematography, and medical imaging.

color fidelity

Drying time refers to the duration required for a material or substance to lose moisture and reach a desired state of dryness, which is crucial in processes like painting, construction, and food preservation. It is influenced by factors such as temperature, humidity, air circulation, and the inherent properties of the material itself.

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