Definition and characteristics of digital printed glass

Digitally printed glass is a new type of decorative glass that directly prints patterns, text or textures on the glass surface through digital printing technology. It breaks through the limitations of traditional glass decoration technology and has the following significant features:

High pattern accuracy: Digital printing technology can achieve high-precision image restoration. Whether it is complex gradient colors, delicate textures, or high-definition photo patterns, they can be clearly presented with high color saturation and natural transitions, which can meet diverse design needs.

Strong personalized customization: Supports small-batch, multi-style customized production. Users can freely design patterns according to their own needs, from a single logo, text to large-scale art paintings, and even combined with personal photos, which can be quickly realized, especially suitable for niche and personalized decoration scenes.

Flexible and efficient process: There is no need to make a screen like traditional screen printing, eliminating the tedious steps of plate making and plate exposure, convenient pattern modification, short production cycle, and can quickly respond to market demand, reducing the cost of small-batch production.
Good adhesion and durability: Using special glass printing ink, after high-temperature curing, the pattern is tightly bonded to the glass surface, has good wear resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and UV resistance, is not easy to fade or fall off after long-term use, and can adapt to a variety of indoor and outdoor environments.