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Digital Printing VS Reactive Printing
2025-09-04
Process Characteristics
Digital Printing: Utilizes computer-controlled print heads to directly spray dye ink onto fabrics, eliminating the need for engraving. It enables complex patterns and high-precision printing, making it suitable for small-batch customization and personalized demands.
Reactive Printing: Involves a chemical reaction between reactive dyes and fibers for color fixation. It requires engraving (e.g., rotary or flat screen printing) and has a relatively complex process. However, it offers high color fastness and is suitable for mass production.
Cost and Efficiency
Digital Printing: Higher cost for small-batch production, but the cost gradually decreases as order volumes increase. Sampling is fast (typically around 3 days), making it ideal for quickly responding to market demands.
Reactive Printing: Lower cost for mass production, but engraving expenses are high, and the sampling cycle is long (approximately 15-20 days). It is suitable for large-scale production of fixed patterns.
Environmental Friendliness
Digital Printing: Uses eco-friendly inks, produces no excess paste or wastewater pollution, and meets environmental standards.
Reactive Printing: Traditional processes may generate wastewater and excess paste, requiring attention to environmental treatment.
Applicable Scenarios
Digital Printing: Suitable for small-batch, personalized orders, such as customized apparel, home goods, and souvenirs.
Reactive Printing: Suitable for large-batch production of fixed patterns, such as regular apparel and home textiles.
Conclusion: If flexibility, personalization, and small-batch production are priorities, digital printing is superior. If low-cost mass production is the goal, reactive printing holds the advantage. Companies can choose the appropriate process based on order scale, pattern complexity, and environmental requirements.