Bravo Pigment Inks
One ink across mixed fibre
Print and cure. No steaming, no washing, and no separate ink for every fabric on the floor.
What it prints on
Works on
Cotton, polyester, viscose, linen and blends.
Pigment sits in a binder on the fibre rather than bonding chemically to it, so it prints across mixed fibre inventory.
To be confirmed: the fabrics Bravo actually warrants
Why pigment
One ink, mixed inventory
A shop running cotton on Monday and polyester on Thursday runs the same ink on both.
The shortest process after sublimation
Print, then cure. No pretreatment line, no steamer, no wash off, no effluent.
Far lower water use
The largest environmental cost in textile printing is the wash line. Pigment removes it.
Hand feel and rub fastness
These are the historic weak points of pigment printing, and every experienced buyer knows it. To be confirmed: what the Bravo formulation does about them
Colours
To be confirmed: pigment colour set
Two steps
Print
Bravo pigment ink, direct to fabric.
Dry and cure
Heat sets the binder. No steamer, no wash line.
Validation in progress
Printhead data for this ink will be published here once validation is complete.
Tell us your printer make and model when you request a quote and we will confirm the right formulation before you order.
Pack sizes
To be confirmed: packaging sizes
Tell us what runs on your floor
Send your fabric mix and your printhead model. We will confirm whether pigment is the right chemistry for it and quote on volume.