What makes GO NeoTack different than other dye sublimation inks?
GO NeoTack truly offers
capabilities not offered by any other dye sublimation inks including:
- Twelve Color Dye Sub
Inkset Including Three Neon Colors
- Neon Colors for Use in
Either Composite or Spot Colors
- Patented Enhanced Tack For
Dye Sub Paper Cost Savings of Up to 25%
- Crisp, Clean Imaging Due
to Tack Capabilites
- Color Gamut 30-40%
Larger with the Use of Neon Colors
- Hybrid Capabilities for
Both Dye Sublimation and Direct-to-Fabric Imaging
- No Clog Formulation for
All EPSON Printhead Based Printers
- Excellent UV Stability
How many dye sub ink colors are in the NeoTack family?
The GO NeoTack inkset
offers twelve colors including traditional Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black, Light
Cyan, Light Magenta, Neon Red, Neon Yellow, Neon Blue, Super Black, Orange and
Violet.
What is the difference between fluo or fluorescent digital dye sub
ink and GO's neon dye sub inks?
The American Screen Printing Association
defines fluorescent inks as special inks which contain extremely bright “neon”
pigment colors. Within digitial dye sublimation the term fluorescent is used by
different companies to mean different things. For example, Sawgrass
Technologies offers fluorescent colors which are invisible in natural light,
but become visible when exposed to a black light. Most other fluo dye sub inksets are recommended
for spot color use only, such as Sensient, not for combining with other colors
in their inkset. GO’s
neon dye sub inks use neon pigments and offer the ability to image both spot
and composite colors and with no black light needed to see the truly outrageous
colors.
Can GO's neon inks be used with the other colors in the inkset?
GO’s NeoTack can be used
in both a spot color capacity and also to create composite colors. In fact, in
a four color inkset users are astounded with the incredible range of colors
produced by NeoTack ink.
Does NeoTack only come only in neon colors?
No. GO NeoTack has
traditional CMYK inks as well as the added colors. There are a total of twelve
colors.
Can you use GO NeoTack Neon Colors with dye sub inks from other
manufacturers?
We do not recommend it. GO NeoTack is recommended only for use with
the NeoTack family of dye sub inks.
Can neon inks impact a four color printer?
Yes. We have users who
use traditional CMK colors with Neon Yellow. The use of Neon Yellow when
combined with traditional CMYK offers incredible neon Reds, Limes, and Yellows.
How much is the color gamut extended with the use of GO NeoTack
Neon inks?
When using either 4, 6 or
8 color configurations with GO neon inks, a user can expect an expanded color
gamut of between 30-40% greater than a standard dye sub inkset.
What is the difference between GO Super Black and GO Standard
Black?
Generally we recommend
that users print with GO Super Black ink as it is provides a true deep black
without any tints. In situations where lighter black is needed, we recommend
using the standard black.
What is the shelf life of GO NeoTack?
Twelve months.
Which printers work well with GO NeoTack Dye Sub Ink?
GO NeoTack was developed for all printers using EPSON printheads and works especially well with Mutoh ValueJet 1628W, Mutoh ValueJet 1624W, Mutoh RJ-900X, and GO's AquaMax Dye Sub printers.
What happens in a four color printer if neon yellow is being used
and traditional yellow needs to be used (for example if you need a mustard
yellow color)?
The simplest way to
change the ink is to take out the neon color InkPack (or any other NeoTack
color) and insert the replacement color InkPack. Once this new color is
inserted we recommend printing a solid color of the replaced ink so that the
old color ink will be printed out of the printer’s ink delivery system.
Are all twelve NeoTack colors compatible with each other?
Yes. The entire set of
colors are compatible to each other, including the neon colors.
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