Greece's Polyprint to display Direct-To-Garment products at Fespa

Polyprint’s next generation DTG printers are designed, developed, and manufactured in-house by Polyprint experts. Created for non-stop production, these DTG printers are equipped with a bulk ink printing system, a white ink recirculation system, and an auto CMYK/White agitation system, offering seamless production, cost-efficiently, with superior print quality up to 4800dpi. Fourteen different snap-on platens deliver a wide application range with direct-to-garment and direct-to-film printing capabilities, the company said in a media statement.

The machinery features three industrial print heads, a grand print area of 50x70 cm (ideal for the fashion industry), and multiple print head configurations that include 1xCMYK, 2xWhite, 1xCMYK, 1xRGB, 1xWhite for increased colour gamut, 2xCMYK, 1xWhite for faster production on lights, and 3xCMYK for maximum production on lights.

The company will display the leading DTG ink formula for garment decoration. Specifically created for all TexJet DTG printers, these new TexJet DTG bulk inks come with an enriched colour gamut for lavish designs, and quick fixation times for faster production. These water-based textile pigment inks are environmentally friendly and offer enhanced stretchability and superb washability for long-lasting prints.

Polyprint will also display the upgraded PreTreater Pro. It comes with key improvements that offer an even better garment pre-treating experience. This advanced automatic pre-treatment machine offers stress-free, uniform garment pre-treating, to exceed customer expectations, with perfect DTG prints. 

“Dedicated to giving our clients the competitive advantage, we produce premium-quality DTG products from the ground up. Fuelled by our customers’ feedback, we have taken the next step in the apparel printing process and created high-speed DTG printers to cater to the needs of on-demand garment decorators who want to turn up the DTG volume and boost their productivity,” George Benglopoulos, Polyprint’s CEO, said in a statement.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (GK)