Industrial Print eNewsletter, June 13, 2018

	Volume II \| Issue 24 \| June 13, 2018


	Dear Subscriber, Design software in the textile production process is essential. While most designs start with a manual doodle, they are ultimately digitized to speed up production, enable ease of approval, and eventually make a printable file. In this week’s exclusive editorial, we discuss designing for textiles. View our April digital edition, available 24/7! Click here to view. If you would like to receive the magazine digitally each month click here and check “digital” in the second question.


	Software Solutions As textile production houses take on digital printing and finishing capabilities, it is more important than ever to have a robust software solution in place to power the entire process. Design, printing, finishing, and even inventory/ERP/MIS software is necessary… more >>
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	Click on the below links to reach IPMdirect, our information portal, and learn about new products and services from leading vendors. Texprocess Americas Technology Crossing InPrint usa Inform, Instruct, Inspire Canon solutions america Think Outside The Box

	Runs of one Basing success on one printer can be risky business, but if you make an informed decision and… more >> practical performance Improvements in printhead design drive the industry forward. Wide format printers deliver productivity as… more >> Industry Minds in a digital world The Specialty Graphic Imaging Association’s (SGIA’s) annual expo took place in October at the Ernest… more >>

	subscribe today!! Subscribe or renew your FREE subscription to Industrial Print magazine. Sign up once for free issues! Click here to sign up today. • HP Introduces One Package Workflow Suite to Empower HP PageWide Corrugated Converters – Packaging • New RightScan Ink from InkJet, Inc. Proves to be Effective OEM Alternative – Inks & Media • HP and Siemens Expand Opportunities for 3D Design and Additive Manufacturing – 3D • BASF Invests into Capacities and Extends Palette for Paliocrom Effect Pigments – Inks & Media • SAi Partners with Stiles Machinery to Develop EnRoute ATP for Homag woodCAD/CAM users – Workflow • Canon Launches Oce LabelStream 4000 Series – Packaging • Trotec Announces TroLase Textures – Finishing • EFI Launches Cretaprint 5th Generation for the Ceramic Industry – Ceramics


	kba KBA North America is located in Dallas, Texas and a member of the KBA Group. The group’s product range is the broadest in the industry; its portfolio includes sheetfed offset presses in all format classes, post press… more >> Kern laser systems Kern Laser Systems was founded in 1982 by Gerald Kern, with the main objective to design and manufacture top quality industrial laser cutting and laser engraving machines to meet demanding production schedules… more >> Klieverik heli bv Klieverik is a dynamic company, focused on rotary thermo-processing machines for advanced textiles. With more than 50 years of experience we design, manufacture, install and maintain innovative industrial machinery… more >>

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	Editorial Mission: To provide a practical guide for manufacturers embracing advancements in industrial printing. Packaging, textiles, decorative laminates, tiles, electronics, and other industrial print markets are experiencing disruptive technology changes. Industrial Print magazine provides unbiased editorial offering product reviews and application stories that provide insight within this dynamic market. Copyright 2018 Industrial Print. All rights reserved.

Jun 12, 2008Olivia Cahoon

Industrial Print eNewsletter, June 13, 2018

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