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Abstract

Textile printing, and specifically digital textile printing is becoming more important in the industry

the last years mostly because of the improvement in the versatility, customization and time

reduction between first designs and the introduction to the market. In some application (e.g. dye

sublimation) the workflow requires to print in some paper media and transfer the ink to the textiles

by means of a calender (external machine). On the other hand, in some other applications, direct

printing ("Direct To Fabric" or DTF) on the textile media is possible (e.g. fashion, decor, some soft

signage). In some of these DTF applications (e.g. flags), the media used to print on is porous. Thus,

printers must be able to collect and manage the rest of ink that pass through the media.

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