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Digital textile printing expands opportunities for fabrics from décor to apparel.
Connected & Automated
Packaging is a complex application that requires planning and accuracy. The increased use of digital printing brings shorter volume work.
Lose the Complexity
The February issue of Industrial Print magazine took a look at the software behind three-dimensional (3D) printers. Some are OEM specific while others are open source from third-party vendors.
Photo Trends
Photobooks are a great application for those up to the task of optimizing workflow to ensure profitability...
Photobook Tools
Photobooks and other photo merchandise are well suited for digital printing. Consumers obsessively take and share images on smartphones and many ecommerce sites have found a way to capitalize on this...
Keeping Clean
Antimicrobial coatings continue to gain ground in the graphic arts, with current popularity...
Automated Cutting Software
Most automated finishing devices, whether routers or cutters or even laser power machinery, is equipped with proprietary software. To fully deliver on the process of automation, it is integral that the hardware is backed by intelligent software solutions.
The Software Difference
Automating the print process involves evaluating the tools on the finishing end. Manufacturers benefit from complementing digital printers with automated routers and cutters. To further streamline processes, it’s cost effective to take advantage of the software solutions available with these finishing devices...
A Four Ink Primer
rint service providers interested in printing to textiles—whether directly or through sublimation transfer—need to be educated on the ink sets available to them. Traditional ink sets designed for textile printing include acid, disperse, pigment, and reactive.
Achieve Consistent Results
The textile production process includes several parts, from...
