Textiles 118
Maximum Art Effect
Industrial cutters are designed to finish all types of materials, making it possible for business from a range of backgrounds to utilize them...
End-to-End Automation
The first two parts in this series focused on cutting hard goods like metal and acrylic, with a nameplate manufacturer and fine art gallery turned promotional supplier. ..
Bringing it In House
Digital cutting helps manufacturers from all backgrounds save on cost and time, especially...
Holding in Detail
Many objects are printable using sublimation techniques—both direct and transfer dye-sublimation (dye-sub). In addition to fabric, rigid or hard surfaces are decorated with this technology.
Back on the Train
Fan Business Booming with DTG
Silk Production
Companies with rich histories in textile manufacturing earn their place as leaders of innovation when they weave traditional decorating practices with advanced technologies.
A Webinar Series Not to Miss
As many industry organizations are doing, Techtextil North America and Texprocess Americas, are taking in-person symposiums and bringing them online. Virtual Symposium: A Monthly Webinar Series is designed to provide attendees with information from leading players in both the industry and academia.
Playing a Part in the Pandemic
While limited physical interaction continues to be encouraged, there are certain environments or activities that the general public still visit or partake in...
A Logical Choice
Clothing manufacturers in the t-shirt space look to direct to garment (DTG) printers as a means to decorate products.
Flashy Fabrics
Digital printing, whether it is for décor, apparel, or signage, is an attractive solution for textiles. Dye-sublimation (dye-sub), digital dye-sub, transfer dye-sub, and direct digital printing are all methods for printing to fabrics.
