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A Raster Image Processor (RIP) is software that contains all the necessary modules to "translate" (rasterize) print files for output systems, such as large format printers (LFP). It includes modules for data management, ICC profiling, color and output control which can be summarized within the so called print environment.

The print environment is a full set of printer settings, which allows the operator to print out all files in the same way. It includes e.g. the settings speed, resolution of the printer and number of passes. Furthermore the calibration like linearization and ink limitations (per color channel and in total). Finally also the ICC color profile.

The ICC color profile displays a 3D-color space (L*a*b*) of a particular set of printer, ink and media combination which is implemented into the print environment.

Necessary is a color measurement device (spectrophotometer) and software for profile creation. The main steps to create a print environment are:
·Linearization (The way printer controls the amount of ink)
·Setting a total ink limitation
·ICC profiling

Temperature
For dye sublimation transfer with Hanrun® higher calendering temperatures are beneficial. For best results we recommend to use a transfer temperature of 205°C to 210 °C. Using this temperature will enhance the transfer quality e.g. optical densities and line sharpness.
Transfer Time
Sublimating with Hanrun® at 205°C to 210 °C only needs a transfer time of 25–40 sec. for optimal results.
Depending on the thickness (grammage) of the paper and the application, transfertimes can vary. For detailed recommendation, please have a look at our Instructions for use of each product.