EPSON — Replacing the Substrate and Performing Reverse White Printing

L-6534VW Operation Guide Various Print Settings Performing White Printing Over Color Printing (Reverse White Printing) Clear film is printed with color ink first followed by white ink using a printing method that allows you to view the results from the back of the film. Printing with color ink Printing with white ink Printed material of reverse white printing (surface) (surface) (rear surface) You can use one of the following two methods to perform reverse white printing. Note:

This reverse feeding method for the printed color section is useful for test prints or when the whole print job is short (100 m or less) However, this method cannot be used if the substrate is too flexible or it is a narrow-width film. Replacing the Substrate and Performing Reverse White Printing Contents Color plate printing U “Procedure for color plate printing” on page 176 Set color plate printing in Preset for Printing. In Preset for Reverse Feeding, select Use for the eye marks.

174 Method Reference Rewind the substrate on which the color plate was printed, and then reload it on the unwinder side U “Replacing the Substrate and Performing Reverse White Printing” on page 174 Perform reverse feed by the amount of the color plate that was printed U “Performing Reverse Feed of the Substrate and Performing Reverse White Printing” on page 179