What do 4 colors, 6 colors, and 8 colors of UV printers represent?

UV printers are becoming more and more popular. In addition to being used in the advertising industry, they can also be used in the building materials industry, 

handicraft industry, digital product industry, leather industry, etc.

At present, there are many types of color inkjet for UV printers, which are divided into four colors, six colors, eight colors, etc. according to the color formation method.

The so-called four colors means that inkjet printers use cyan, magenta, yellow, and black (C, M, Y, K) four colors of ink to print color pictures. 

By adjusting the ratio of the four colors of ink, various colors and light and dark depth effects can be combined. In our daily life and the current trend of 

UV popularization, four colors meet people's basic needs for color.

The six-color printing is used to improve the color highlighting performance when printing photos. White ink and varnish are added. Just like black and 

white T-shirts. If you print on a black T-shirt, you can print the color directly. But if you want to print on a black T-shirt, you must first print a layer of white so that 

the printed color can stand out, otherwise it will be very dim. For most UV printers, the consumables are colored, and white ink needs to be printed on these consumables. 

For some patterns with distinct dark and light colors, it plays a transitional role when printing, making the colors softer and more delicate, and the printed images more restored. 

It can achieve better color performance.

Eight-color printing adds 8 colors on the basis of six colors and adds two colors on the basis of 6 colors, LC (light blue) and LM (light red). Eight colors are better than six colors, 

and can print different grayscales, especially when printing gradient colors, the eight colors have a natural transition, smooth lines, and very good effects. For users who have 

high quality requirements for printing colors and pictures, high-quality color picture effects can better meet the needs of more users.