Start with the application,
find the suitable ink series.

First distinguish transfer sublimation from direct disperse printing, then match paper, fabric and fixation. BCINKS offers corresponding series to help turn designs into evaluable finished products.

For garment, home-textile and bag graphics, coordinate pretreatment, printing, drying and fixation so color performance matches the actual fabric.

Create a design on PET film, then cure hot-melt powder and heat-press for customized garments, bags, footwear, headwear and labels. Evaluate the materials together so trials better reflect actual production.

Color inks, white inks and pretreatments for T-shirts, sweatshirts and fabric bags. Match processes separately for light and dark garments, then trial-print to evaluate adhesion, hand feel and washing.

From desktop to wide-format printing, choose dye series according to equipment, cartridges, color channels and paper. Use ICC color management where needed and confirm results through actual output.

Covering desktop, business and wide-format applications. Choose corresponding pigment series according to paper, color, drying and rub-resistance needs, linking equipment with finished-product requirements.

Pigment inks, cartridges, ink bags and related consumables for equipment suppliers, distributors and business printing customers. Check regional versions, chips and firmware before confirming current supply specifications.

Choose water-based pigment inks for verified coated papers and uncoated offset papers. Confirm menus, business cards, catalogs, labels and cartons through trial printing on the intended paper and equipment.

Black ink series for film-making and CAD output. Evaluate transmission density, dot reproduction and drying against actual film coatings and exposure workflows.

Choose between water-based pigment and water-resistant dye series, evaluating dedicated carton white ink where needed. Select for shipping marks and personalized packaging according to absorbency, coating, drying and production speed.

For confirmed suitable lightly coated media, label papers and decorative graphics. Select by surface absorption, adhesion and drying, not media names alone.

For digital inkjet web printing and on-demand publications. Discuss suitable solutions around text clarity, drying and double-sided output according to printheads, paper, ink supply and production requirements.

For image output on suitable X-ray blue films. Select corresponding inks by printing equipment, film and workflow, and evaluate grayscale, black density, uniformity and drying.

Cleaning and printhead-protection products for corresponding inks and equipment. Check printheads, seals, ink-path materials and current ink before confirming a maintenance plan with the technical team.