兼容墨水、溶剂与补充液选型指南

发布时间:

2026-07-24

如何根据基材选择兼容的CIJ和TIJ墨水、溶剂及补充液，并提供在VJ和DM打印机上验证兼容耗材的实用技巧。

如何选择兼容墨水、溶剂与补充液

正确的液体可保持打印质量稳定并保护打印头。CIJ使用墨水加补充液（溶剂）维持粘度；TIJ使用密封墨盒。请选择与承印物和打印机系列匹配的液体，优先选用经VJ和DM设备验证的兼容或等效耗材，以降低成本且不牺牲可靠性。

匹配液体与承印物

多孔材质（纸箱、纸张）：标准染料或颜料墨水。
非多孔材质（塑料、金属、薄膜）：MEK或酮基CIJ墨水，或TIJ兼容涂层墨水。
食品接触或制药：按法规要求使用低迁移墨水。

CIJ墨水与补充液

CIJ墨水在打印过程中会挥发溶剂，补充液可恢复粘度。请为您的机型保持正确的墨水-补充液配对，并密封存放补充液。经VJ或DM系列验证的兼容补充液可维持相同参数。

TIJ墨盒

TIJ墨盒集成墨水与打印头。请使用与打印机匹配的等效墨盒，避免混用系列。兼容墨盒可降低成本，同时保持墨滴质量。

常见问题

原装液与兼容液可以混合使用吗？

避免在同一系统中混合使用。请使用经您的型号验证的兼容套装，以保持参数稳定。

如何确定正确的补充比例？

打印机根据其流体配置文件自动控制补充。请选择与您的墨水及VJ或DM型号配对的兼容补充液。

兼容液会影响保修吗？

优质兼容液体按规格配制，不修改固件。请选择经过验证的耗材并保留记录以便追溯。

商标声明

VJ 和 DM 均为其各自所有者的商标。所有品牌名称和型号引用仅用于标识兼容性。TTOPMARK 耗材芯片为独立兼容的等效替代品，与原厂制造商无关联、未获其赞助或认可。

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