Digital hybrid printing is a union between analog screen printing and digital direct-to-garment (DTG) printing, two of the most common embellishment technologies in use today. Essentially, a hybrid line consists of an automatic screen-printing press with a CMYK digital printer located on one of the print stations, with the ability to combine screen-and inkjet-printed graphics on each garment. DTG and screen printing each have their own unique strengths. DTG is capable of printing short-run quantities with minimal make ready, while screen printing offers rapid print speed with price-competitive consumables that make it the ideal choice for high-volume production. Additionally, with screen printing, any ink color and almost any fabric including polyester can be printed easily, and an unlimited range of special effects can be achieved.
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