1. Printing application:

- Dye ink is one of the most commonly used ink types for printers, suitable for printing photos and highly saturated images.

- Dye ink has bright colors and can print more realistic photos, as well as thinner lines and smaller text.

- Dye ink prints quickly, but is not water-resistant or light-resistant, and fades quickly. Therefore, if you need to print high-quality photos and need to store them for a long time, it is recommended to choose waterproof photo paper with better light and water resistance.

2. Ingredient characteristics:                    

- Dye ink is mainly made of dyes/solvents (mainly water) and various additives, with bright and pleasing colors.

- Dye ink is fully soluble at the molecular level, has a small diameter, and has a low probability of blocking the ink head. It is easily absorbed by the material after printing.

- Dye ink is printed on flat and smooth paper, and has good light radiation performance, so it has strong color reproduction ability and the printed images are colorful.

- However, since dye ink does not have a layer of polymer protection on the surface like pigment ink, the molecules are easily decomposed under harsh conditions, causing fading.

In general, dye inks are highly praised by users for their bright colors, fast printing speeds and wide range of application scenarios. However, when using them, you should also pay attention to their water and light resistance, as well as possible fading problems.