Single-pass VS Multi-pass textile printing

Single-pass printing is revolutionizing the decorative process of everything from corrugated boards to wood. Textiles are not adverse to these developments. Over the last decade, multiple technology companies have introduced single-pass digital textile printing devices to the market.
Especially as digital technology finds its place amid analog screen presses, single-pass options are attractive for textile manufacturers looking to print larger runs while reaping the rewards of digital—fast production speed, low makeready, variability, and high quality.

Single-Pass VS Multi-Pass
Single-pass textile printers are ideal for textile manufacturers printing in large runs. Multi-pass textile printers are also available, but the sheer speed offered by single-pass digital textile devices is a deal-breaker for many interested buyers. Understanding the difference between the two print modes helps clarify why single-pass printers are so fast.
In a multi-pass printer, the printheads are mounted to a carriage that moves from left to right and right to left over the width of the fabric. After moving along the whole substrate width from left to right, the fabric is moved forward with half the carriage depth or a quarter of that. Another horizontal bar is printed, but right to left.
The advantage of single-pass printing compared to multi-pass printing for textiles is the production speed.
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