Hey everybody,
We've had a Kornit 932NDS for about a month, which we purchased brand new.
While there are many positive aspects of the machine, we can't get the quality of the prints on dark shirts nearly where we want them to be. No matter what settings we use, our prints on dark shirts, especially those that only use white, come out slightly less opaque than we're looking for.
I've tried several things. Including ranging the pretreat spray from 65%-150%(over multiple passes), and even when it looks great on the shirts, out of the dryer they appear much duller. We are using an Adelco 4-drawer dryer specifically recommended for this machine. I've ranged the drying temperature from 250 degrees to about 300.
Any suggestions as to what to try? St. Pattys day is coming up and we print primarily white ink on Irish green garments.
We've had a Kornit 932NDS for about a month, which we purchased brand new.
While there are many positive aspects of the machine, we can't get the quality of the prints on dark shirts nearly where we want them to be. No matter what settings we use, our prints on dark shirts, especially those that only use white, come out slightly less opaque than we're looking for.
I've tried several things. Including ranging the pretreat spray from 65%-150%(over multiple passes), and even when it looks great on the shirts, out of the dryer they appear much duller. We are using an Adelco 4-drawer dryer specifically recommended for this machine. I've ranged the drying temperature from 250 degrees to about 300.
Any suggestions as to what to try? St. Pattys day is coming up and we print primarily white ink on Irish green garments.