Textile Printing

RA Smart helps LFR News to take a more in-depth look at the technicalities of the HP Stitch dye-sublimation printer.

LFR takes a deeper dive into HP Stitch technology

Having supplied textile printing solutions for some 40 odd years and serving as a UK partner for a list of hardware, software, ink and materials suppliers that reads like a veritable ‘who´s who’ of textile printing, we couldn’t really think of anyone better than the team at RA Smart to help us take a more in-depth look at the technicalities of the HP Stitch dye-sublimation printer.

Wallace Print invested in the new Agfa wide format engine in December 2019.

Wallace Print gives a report on an Agfa Anapurna H3200i LED

Eighteen months on from the installation of an Agfa Anapurna H3200i LED wide format machine, Gary Wallace, MD of Wallace Print in Kent, gives a positive report on his investment from what was a new supplier to the business.

Sound Control Services invests in EFI VUTEk Pro 32r from CMYUK.

Sound Control Services invests in EFI VUTEk Pro 32r printer

Sound Control Services in Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire has installed an EFI VUTEk Pro 32r from CMYUK.

The D3000-A1R is the first in a series of printheads to support nozzle level recirculation in either single colour 1200-dpi or two colour 600-dpi resolution.

Epson announces first in new series of PrecisionCore printheads

Epson is expanding its range of PrecisionCore printheads to meet the accelerated shift towards digital printing in the commercial and industrial sectors.

The VersaUV LEC2 product range has proved extremely popular among graphic professionals and packaging mock-up specialists since launching in January 2021.

Roland DG expands options for VersaUV LEC2 Series

Roland DG has expanded its VersaUV LEC2 Series of UV roll-to-roll printer/cutters and VersaUV LEC2 S-Series UV flatbed printers with the addition of new orange and red ink options and a larger version of the optional extension table designed specifically for the LEC2-640.

Roland Study: UV printing opening up new materials for European print shops.

Roland DG study – UV opening opportunities on new materials

A Roland DG study of 250 print shops across five major European markets has revealed the sheer breadth of materials that UV printing is opening up for the industry. The study conducted in UK, France, Germany, Italy and Spain also suggests that printers are expecting a steady increase in the use of Plastic, Metal, Wood and PVC in UV printing over the course of 2021.

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