A Fast Digital Printing Method for Silk Book

Jin Feng Zhou; Zeng Kai Jin; Mei Fei Zhang; Hui Ying Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.811.304

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HomeAdvanced Materials ResearchAdvanced Materials Research Vol. 811A Fast Digital Printing Method for Silk Book

A Fast Digital Printing Method for Silk Book

Abstract:

Silk fabric was first developed in ancient China, and Chinese silk also promoted the first world large-scale commercial exchanges between the East and the West. Digital printing is a technical breakthrough in the field of traditional printing and dyeing industry, which can also improve the value of the silk. There is a long history of making books by silk, and the recent revival of silk books also put forward new demands to digital printing. There exist two methods for printing book, both of which have their disadvantages. We propose a fast digital printing method for silk book which combines the advantages of the previous two methods. As the silk book has become a new choice for book collection, we believe that the proposed method will largely accelerate the popularity of silk book.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 811)

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Jin Feng Zhou, Zeng Kai Jin, Mei Fei Zhang, Hui Ying Chen

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Digital Printing, Double Tables, Multi-Nozzle, Silk Book

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