How To Print The Right Amount Of White With The Set Maximum White Ink Feature

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1. Use the Set Maximum White Ink wizard to determine the correct amount of white ink for DTG, DTF, and UV printing.
2. Adjust white ink levels based on different materials or substrates.
3. Ensure proper opacity and achieve bright, vibrant colors by setting the correct white ink amount.

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1. Open the Q menu.
2. Select Set Maximum White Ink.
3. Confirm the Set Maximum White Ink dialog opens.

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1. Set the page size of the print bed.
2. Example: Set the page size to 14 by 16.
3. Select the graphic to use as the print sample.
4. Set the desired print size to allow multiple samples on one page.
5. Click Next.

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1. Set the minimum white ink value.
2. Example: Set the minimum to 50%.
3. Set the maximum white ink value.
4. Example: Set the maximum to 100%.
5. Set the increment value.
6. Example: Use increments of 10%.
7. Click Print Max White Ink Chart.

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1. Locate the six generated jobs in the queue with white ink values from 50% to 100%.
2. Right-click any job and select Print, or
3. Click the Print icon above the queue.
4. Print all samples.
5. Compare opacity, color brightness, and vibrance across the samples.

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1. Return to the Set Maximum White Ink wizard.
2. Enter the preferred white ink percentage in the field on the right.
3. Example: Enter 60%.
4. Click Next.

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1. Choose how to apply the white ink setting: Apply only to the queue
2. Select Create a New Print Mode.
3. Enter a name for the new print mode.
4. Click Finish.

• Apply to the current print mode
• Create a new print mode