The invention discloses a printing process for improving the
adhesive force of ink on the surface of a
metal material, which comprises the following steps: treating a
metal aluminum sheet to obtain a
smooth surface; the
total thickness of the ink
protection layer needing to be printed is divided into n
layers, and n is larger than or equal to 3; first-time ink spraying printing is carried out, first-time pre-curing treatment is carried out, and a first ink
protection layer is formed; carrying out second ink spraying printing, carrying out second pre-curing treatment to form a second ink
protection layer,..., carrying out nth ink spraying printing, carrying out nth pre-curing treatment to form an nth ink protection layer; and after the nth ink spraying printing and the pre-curing treatment are completed, final curing is performed, and a total ink protection layer is formed. According to the technology, the
adhesive force of the ink on the
metal surface is improved by spraying and printing for multiple times and controlling the thickness of a single-time spraying film and the curing energy of the single-time spraying film in order to solve the problem that the
adhesive force of the UV ink is greatly influenced by high curing speed and large curing shrinkage stress of the UV ink.