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Digital Printing

Accelerated lR drying and curing for faster printing improving output quality
and production speed.

Fast drying of ink and coatings on paper, film, labels, and industrial materials

Reduced smearing, blocking and uneven gloss for higher-quality prints

Adjustable lR power control for tuning based on substrates and ink types

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Post-print drying · Coating drying · Preheating · Stabilization before finishing


Line Speed vs Drying Energy: Estimating Required Power

Zoning

A step-by-step checklist to improve rewind quality, gloss consistency, and adhesion.

Checklist


Solvent-Based Ink Drying: IR vs Hot Air vs Hybrid

When IR alone works-and when a hybrid system improves evaporation and stability.

Troubleshooting

Quality


Reduce Smearing and Blocking:IR Drying Checklist

A simple method to estimate heater power and zoning based on web width and speed.

Process

Setup




IR Drying for Water-Based Inks: Avoid Curl and Distortion

Digital Printing: IR drying, quality control, and line integration guides.

Water-based

Comparsion

PET/PP Film Printing: Tuning IR for Different Substrates

Practical settings for film thickness, line speed, and heatsensitivity.

Calculation

Subsrate

IR Dryer Integration on Printing Lines: Layout &Safety

Placement, shielding, sensors, and controls for stable operation on web lines.

Integration

Safety

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Related Articles

Tuning temperature, airflow, and zoning to dry faster withoutwarping paper or flms.

FAQ

Common questions about IR drying for Digital Printing.


What information do you need for a quotation?

Share your substrat, ink system, web width, and line speed—YFR engineers will recommend a suitable solution.








What materials can IR drying handle in digital printing?

How do I prevent smearing and blocking after rewinding?

Water-based vs solvent-base does the IR strategy change?

How do I set heater distance and line speed?

How can l improve gloss consistency and avoid uneven finish?

Short-wave or medium-wave IR-what should I choose?

What controls or sensors are recommended?

Increase drying completeness by optimizing zoning, dwell time, and airflow. Ensure the web exits at a stable temperature before rewinding.

IR drying is commonly used for paper, labels,and films such as PET/PP/PVC. Settings should be tuned to substrate heat sensitivity.

Yes. Water-based systems often benefit from airflow support, while solvent-based inks may need staged heating to manage evaporation safely.

Start with a safe distance and moderate power, then tune by measuring surface temperature and print dryness at the line speed you target.

Use multi-zone control, uniform emitter layout,and consistent web tension. Zoning helps correct edge vs center drying differences.

Short-wave responds faster for high-speed lines; medium-wave can be gentler for heat-sensitive films and thicker coatings.

Zoned power control is essential. Non-contact temperature measurement and feedback control can improve repeatability across jobs.


Need an IR drying setup for your printing line?

Substrate type, ink system, web width, line speed, target dryness, available voltage, installation space, and any current quality issues.

Talk to an engineer

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