Separate run ink from setup loss
The estimate scales your measured grams per impression for the same ink, mesh, design and process. A print impression is one pass, which may differ from one garment. Setup loss and the percentage allowance are added separately.
Work through the example
300 × 2.4 × 1.10 + 80 = 872 g. At 28 per kg, the exact estimate is 24.416, displayed as 24.42.
Continue the workflow
The print on demand profit calculator compares an entered finished-item cost with selling price and fees; it does not estimate ink yield. Include the ink estimate among production inputs in the total manufacturing cost calculator.
Know the limits
The price per kilogram must describe the same ready-to-print ink mixture you measured. Solvents or additives priced separately are not automatically included. Losses already included in your measured rate should not be counted again. This is ink cost, not a complete job quote or a mass-to-volume conversion.
Separate run ink from setup loss
The estimate scales your measured grams per impression for the same ink, mesh, design and process. A print impression is one pass, which may differ from one garment. Setup loss and the percentage allowance are added separately.
Work through the example
300 × 2.4 × 1.10 + 80 = 872 g. At 28 per kg, the exact estimate is 24.416, displayed as 24.42.
Continue the workflow
The print on demand profit calculator compares an entered finished-item cost with selling price and fees; it does not estimate ink yield. Include the ink estimate among production inputs in the total manufacturing cost calculator.
Know the limits
The price per kilogram must describe the same ready-to-print ink mixture you measured. Solvents or additives priced separately are not automatically included. Losses already included in your measured rate should not be counted again. This is ink cost, not a complete job quote or a mass-to-volume conversion.