MM-INKJET
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ABOUT M-INKJET

Materials for
textile output.

M-INKJET is an export-focused brand specialising in water-based DTF and DTG textile inks. With dependable supply and a strong performance-to-cost balance, we provide reliable digital textile-printing consumable solutions for print factories, POD businesses and ink wholesalers worldwide.

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Precision textile inkjet printing for DTF and DTG production

B2B COMPANY ADVANTAGES

Built around
your production.

Manufacturing capability, print-process qualification and commercial coordination are shown as one clear supply route.

FACTORY ADDRESSFOSHAN, GUANGDONG · CHINA

Yuanda Huahui Science and Technology Innovation Industrial Town, No. 5 Kaiyuan Road, Datang Town, Sanshui District, Foshan City, China

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HANGZHOU MIDA CHEMICAL CO., LTD. began with international trade in organic pigment powders. As demand for textile printing has expanded and evolved, the company started its transition into environmentally conscious textile inks in 2020. We believe DTF and DTG applications will continue to mature, creating more dependable opportunities for textile decoration and production.

Today, HANGZHOU MIDA CHEMICAL CO., LTD. is the primary commercial entity shown on this website and the sales office for M-INKJET water-based pigment ink systems. We coordinate DTF transfer ink and DTG direct-to-garment ink projects—including CMYK colour ink and dedicated white ink—for distributors, print factories and customisation businesses.

Our role covers product matching, sample coordination, quotation, export communication and repeat-supply discussions. Each project is reviewed around the complete production route—ink, printhead, ink delivery, RIP and colour workflow, film or garment, curing conditions and intended textile application—so the buyer receives a relevant qualification plan instead of a generic catalogue response.

10YEARS IN THE INK INDUSTRY
200TONS MONTHLY CAPACITY
2–3DAYS RAPID DISPATCH
SDMATURE SELF-DISPERSED COLORANTS
/ 01 · ORIGINAL MANUFACTURING10 years of
ink experience

Long-term formulation and manufacturing experience focused on dependable textile ink supply.

/ 02 · COLORANT PLATFORMMature self-dispersed
pigment colorants

A mature self-dispersed pigment-colorant platform supports dispersion control, storage stability and repeatable water-based ink formulation.

/ 03 · PRECISE FORMULATIONMatched to mainstream
print platforms

Fluid properties are tuned around printhead, printer, ink path and production conditions.

/ 04 · PRODUCTION CAPACITYUp to 200 tons
per month

Production capacity supports volume orders, planned replenishment and distributor supply programs.

/ 05 · RAPID DELIVERY2–3 day dispatch

Rapid dispatch is available for qualified standard products and confirmed stock; custom orders follow the agreed production schedule.

/ 06 · CUSTOMISED SUPPLYFormula · packaging
OEM · distributor

Product matching, label, packaging and commercial format can be discussed around the application and order volume.

PRIMARY COMPANYHANGZHOU MIDA CHEMICAL CO., LTD.
OFFICE ADDRESS

No.1 Building, No.226 Dalinshan Rd, Dongzhou Street, Fuyang District, Hangzhou City, China

COMMERCIAL ROLESales · sampling · quotation · export coordination
PRODUCT FOCUS

DTF pigment ink · DTG pigment ink · CMYK colour ink · dedicated white ink

MANUFACTURING / FOSHAN, CHINA

A new facility.
Experienced people.

Our newly built factory brings a fresh production base to M-INKJET's DTF and DTG textile ink supply. The team's 10 years of industry experience informs material selection, formulation and application support.

From mature self-dispersed pigment colorants to packed ink, explore the production checkpoints and quality questions behind your next order.

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FOSHAN · GUANGDONGDTF / DTG · CMYK + WHITEPackaging & Pallet Loading ↗

THE PRODUCTION ROUTE

Six checkpoints from incoming materials to export packing.

  1. 01 / MATERIALS

    Start with the colorant.

    Review pigment-colorant identity, incoming lot information and formulation suitability, with separate requirements for colour and white ink.

    Material identity · supplier lot
  2. 02 / FORMULATION

    Control the fluid.

    Match weighing, blending and fluid properties to the ink grade. Temperature and mixing conditions matter to repeatability.

    Weighing · blending · process record
  3. 03 / FILTRATION

    Prepare for jetting.

    Review filtration, coarse particles and entrained air before filling. Validate the finished ink with the intended printhead and ink path.

    Filterability · particle control
  4. 04 / FILLING

    Protect the finished ink.

    Check container suitability, fill weight, closure and label information. Keep the product grade and batch identity together.

    Fill weight · seal · batch label
  5. 05 / RELEASE

    Connect the batch to its record.

    Agree the release criteria, review recorded results and define retained-sample checks for the supplied formulation.

    Batch results · COA · retained sample
  6. 06 / DISPATCH

    Plan the complete load.

    Confirm carton count, pallet arrangement and transport documents against the order, destination and selected carrier.

    20 bottles / carton · 48 cartons / pallet

INSIDE THE FACTORY

Three workspaces.
One ink route.

These on-site photographs show the production workshop, laboratory and printing test area. Explore the related packing and quality guides below.

Production workshop with mixing tanks and filling equipment
01 / PRODUCTION WORKSHOPMixing & filling area

A view of the workshop with blending tanks and filling equipment. See the export carton and pallet details for the finished ink.

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Ink laboratory with sample bottles and testing workstations
02 / QUALITY LABORATORYInk test laboratory

A view of the laboratory workstations and ink samples. Explore the evaluation framework for ink properties and storage behaviour.

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Printing test workshop with a textile printer and staff
03 / PRINT TEST WORKSHOPPrinting application tests

A view of the printer-test area. Review the checks for nozzle condition, continuous printing and finished-print performance.

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INK QUALITY / FROM BATCH TO PRINT

Consistency you
can evaluate.

Initial measurements, storage behaviour and printed results belong in the same evaluation. Test scope, frequency and available records are confirmed for the selected ink grade.

FOUR-LAYER EVALUATION

Define the applicable methods, frequency, acceptance criteria and available records for each ink grade.

  1. 01 / INPUT

    Materials & process

    Review colorant identity, supplier lot, formulation, filtration and batch traceability.

  2. 02 / INK

    Properties & ageing

    Check fluid properties, particle distribution, storage stability and white-ink redispersibility.

  3. 03 / PRINTER

    Jetting & restart

    Evaluate nozzle condition, continuous printing and restart on the intended printhead and ink path.

  4. 04 / PRINT

    Output & release

    Compare colour and opacity; review wash, rub, adhesion and stretch against agreed application conditions.

DETAILED CHECKPOINTS / SELECTED INK GRADE

01 / FLUID PROPERTIES

Viscosity & surface tension

Evaluate viscosity, surface tension and pH under defined conditions; include conductivity, density and solids where relevant to the formulation.

Record the test temperature and method.
02 / DISPERSION

Particle size & distribution

Compare particle-size distribution and coarse-particle behaviour before and after storage. When DLS is suitable, report the average hydrodynamic size and PDI with the measurement conditions.

A mean particle size alone does not establish jetting reliability.
03 / STORAGE STABILITY

Age, then measure again.

Combine real-time retained samples with formulation-specific accelerated storage. Recheck fluid properties, particle size, colour and jetting after exposure.

Accelerated screening supports, but does not replace, real-time shelf-life evidence.
04 / COLOUR CONSISTENCY

Compare each colour to a reference.

Measure standardised prints against an agreed reference using L*a*b* and a defined colour-difference formula, such as Delta E 00. Keep ink laydown, substrate and curing consistent.

Agree measurement conditions and tolerances with the order.
05 / WHITE INK

Opacity & redispersibility

Review whiteness, coverage, settling and the ability to return to a uniform suspension. Check performance after the specified agitation or circulation routine.

Evaluate the cured underbase on the intended dark fabric.
06 / APPLICATION TESTING

Follow the ink through the printer.

Evaluate nozzle checks, continuous printing and restart behaviour, then assess wash, wet and dry rubbing, adhesion and stretch on the completed print.

For DTF, record the ink, film, powder, fabric and transfer settings.

ORDER / BATCH / DELIVERY

A clear record behind the shipment.

For supplier qualification, request the available product specification, batch COA, safety data and application-test conditions. Confirm the required document set before ordering.

Product grade & colourBatch & production dateTest conditions & resultsCarton & pallet details
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DOCUMENTATION & COMPLIANCE

Evidence matched
to the ink.

Buyer documentation is organised by product grade, production batch and destination market so safety, release and certification scope can be reviewed without ambiguity.

  1. 01
    Identify the exact ink

    Match the DTF or DTG formulation, colour set and intended printer before reviewing documents.

  2. 02
    Connect evidence to the order

    Separate general product guidance from batch-specific COA and market-specific requirements.

  3. 03
    Check certificate boundaries

    Confirm the holder, named products, certificate number, validity period and applicable restrictions.

PRODUCT-SPECIFIC CONTROLOnly documents that identify or explicitly cover the selected ink grade are used for qualification and public claims.
BUYER DOCUMENT PACKMSDS · COA · CERTIFICATE SCOPEMatched to product identity, batch and intended market.
Product identification
Exact ink grade and colour set
Safety data
MSDS for handling, storage and transport review
Batch release
COA matched to the supplied production batch
Certificate scope
Limited to products expressly named or covered by the document
Validity review
Holder, article name, certificate number and validity checked
Destination documents
Aligned with the buyer country and intended application
MSDSSafety & handlingCOABatch releaseCERTIFICATE SCOPEProduct specificPRODUCT GUIDEApplication & care

OEKO-TEX® ECO PASSPORT or any other certification is referenced only when the current document explicitly covers the selected ink grade. Ask the M-INKJET team to confirm the applicable scope for your order.

FACTORY CERTIFICATE REFERENCESScope you can inspect.

These factory-held documents are historical references. The holder and full scope remain visible in the original PDF, and renewed, product-matched evidence is required before any current certification claim is made.

OEKO
TEX®DTFHISTORICAL
DOCUMENTBJ150 191216 · EXPIRED
DTF PIGMENT INK · HISTORICAL REFERENCE

OEKO-TEX® ECO PASSPORT

Holder
Factory certificate holder — see original PDF
Certificate
BJ150 191216
Scope
DTF pigment ink in orange, blue, green, red, black, cyan, magenta, white and yellow; named Epson printhead variants
Validity
Expired 30 November 2025
ZDHC
MRSL Conformance Level 3
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OEKO
TEX®DTGHISTORICAL
DOCUMENTBJ150 170229 · EXPIRED
DTG PIGMENT INK · HISTORICAL REFERENCE

OEKO-TEX® ECO PASSPORT

Holder
Factory certificate holder — see original PDF
Certificate
BJ150 170229
Scope
DTG pigment ink in black, blue, cyan, green, magenta, orange, red, white and yellow; named Epson and industrial printhead variants
Validity
Expired 31 August 2026
ZDHC
MRSL Conformance Level 3
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