The flag uses fabric, which is more environmentally friendly and recyclable compared to traditional paper materials used in printing. The production principle is to spray ink on the flag fabric, which enters the interior of the fabric through high-temperature diffusion to achieve the purpose of coloring, and then cut the seam edges to make the finished flag product. Less materials are consumed in production and can be collected and processed.



Thinking of flags, one can imagine the application of fabrics. Apart from the most common flag, other applications are also reflected in daily life. Flags such as advertising flags, bucket flags, table flags, venue flags, light flags, staircase advertisements, advertising cloth labels, banner advertisements, etc. can all be printed by flag machines. The difference lies in the different fabrics. Decorative fabrics, warp knitted flag fabrics, Oxford fabrics, non-woven fabrics, etc. can all be printed by flag machines, and their uses can be described as very extensive.