Which is better, inkjet printing or digital printing?

Both inkjet printing and digital printing use digital technology to print, but there are some differences between them.

Inkjet refers to spraying ink directly on the medium with a nozzle, without going through the process of plate making. Ink-jet printing can achieve high-precision image restoration, and is suitable for making large-size and high-precision images, such as billboards, posters and photos.

Digital printing refers to the use of digital technology to print images directly to the media, without going through the process of plate making. Digital printing can realize personalized customization, and is suitable for making small batch and diversified printed matter, such as business cards, leaflets and brochures.

The difference between the two is mainly reflected in the following aspects:

* * printing mode: * * inkjet printing adopts jet printing mode, and digital printing adopts print printing mode.

* * Printing range: * * Inkjet can print all kinds of materials, including paper, cloth, plastic and so on. Digital printing can print all kinds of paper, plastic and other materials.

* * Printing effect: * * Ink-jet printing can achieve high-precision image restoration, and the printing effect of digital printing depends on the performance of the printer.

* * Cost: * * The cost of inkjet printing is higher, and the cost of digital printing is lower.

* * Production cycle: * * The production cycle of inkjet printing is short and that of digital printing is long.

* * The specific choice of printing method needs to be determined according to specific needs. * * If you need to make large-size and high-precision images, you can choose inkjet; If you need to make small batch and diversified printed matter, you can choose digital printing.

The following are some specific application scenarios of inkjet printing and digital printing:

Ink painting: billboards, posters, photos, murals, advertising cars, display boards, flags, banners, etc.

Digital printing: business cards, leaflets, brochures, stationery, packaging boxes, labels, greeting cards, postcards, etc.