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Digital printing for care and wash labels

Print satin, nylon and cotton care-label ribbon up to 600 mm wide on the HY-60 pigment workflow, then cure.

Printed garment care and wash labels on textile products

Recommended machine configurations

Every line below is rendered from published product frontmatter, not a separate specification copy.

HY-60 Wash Label Printer production machine
Narrow-web care-label production

HY-60 Wash Label Printer

Dual Epson i3200-A1 heads, 600mm width, pigment ink on ribbon - for 6-up garment care labels.

Print width
600 mm (60 cm)
Printheads
2 × Epson i3200-A1
Print speed
Confirm for selected media, resolution and pass mode
Media
Ribbon / care-label tape - satin, nylon, cotton
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Ink route and finishing chain

Start with the material selector, then keep each chemistry on its own published finishing route.

Care / Wash Labels

Process
Direct ribbon printing
Ink options
Compatible pigment
Published width range
up to 600 mm

Care-label pigment route

Final performance depends on media, ink and finishing

  1. Print
  2. Cure

Existing application photography shows the materials and end products this route is intended to qualify.

The same care label after pigment printing with size and wash instructions Blank ribbon Printed label
Drag to compare blank care-label ribbon against the same label after pigment printing.

Related production guides

Use the full guides for chemistry, workflow and machine-selection detail before quotation.

Care and wash labels questions

What printheads does the HY-60 use?

The HY-60 uses two Epson i3200-A1 printheads configured for narrow-web pigment printing on ribbon media.

What are its maximum width and speed conditions?

The maximum print width is 600 mm. Production speed is quoted for the selected media, resolution and pass mode rather than as an unqualified linear maximum.

Which label materials are supported?

The published media range is satin, nylon and cotton ribbon or care-label tape.

Which ink route does the machine use?

It uses pigment ink, with OEKO-TEX-compliant options available. This is not a blanket certification claim for every ink configuration.

What is the process chain?

The published selector chain is printing followed by curing. Final wash performance depends on the media, ink and finishing process.

Qualify this solution on your production job

Send the fabric, target width, output and finishing capability for a configuration review.

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