SUPPLIER PROFILE: Amaya Sales UK
New machines helped Amaya achieve a massive sales increase during 2014/15
Amaya Sales UK has had a record year mainly due to the quality of the products it sells and their value for money. As well as the well-known Texjet DTG printers and Melco modular embroidery machines it supplies DTG inks, garment film and vinyl, spare parts for all products and Hoopmaster framing systems. Amaya is well known for its excellent support and knowledge of the garment decoration industry.
Polyprintʼs Texjet Plus
DTG printer At this yearʼs FESPA in Cologne, Polyprint, the manufacturer of Texjet Plus put on an impressive show of its new products. The company launched a longer version of its already successful Texjet Plus Advanced giving 42x95cm printing area enabling two shirts to be printed on the same platen giving 2x36x36cm each. The new Texjet RIP V7 software is now officially available and gives some new features that set the bar of user experience to the next level. A modular software developed from the ground up with great ease of use and increased flexibility in mind. Some of the key features of Version 7 are:
l New enhanced white mask creation tool – no need to use additional editing software like Photoshop.
l Automatic and manual white mask management. l Redesigned interface. l Powerful RIP engine resulting in higher function speeds. l Single pass printing of white and colours at the same time offer amazing speed gain and print results.
Polyprintʼs new screen
and digital mix Polyprint also showed its latest creation which allows the mixing of screen printing and digital printing. The perfect combination is now available at an affordable cost and provided only by Polyprint, giving optimum results, all the advantages of direct to garment digital printing at the cost and productivity of the screen printing method.
Direct to garment printing CYMK colours
DTG inks
Amaya Sales provides next day service on Dupont Artistri DTG inks at the best prices possible. It also offers the new Polyprint Power CMYK DTG inks that only require half the normal curing times, giving vivid colour and excellent washability.
Melco EMT16 modular embroidery machine systems
The New Melco EMT16 has quickly become a firm favourite with both large and small embroidery companies alike. Following on from the Melco Amaya XTS, the Melco EMT16 gives you a further 20% increase in production due to the newly developed sewing hook and trimmers. It now has a removable table so you can easily embroider large products like golf bags etc. To make life even easier a new user interface has been introduced which allows training of the operating
software in 30 minutes. All in all, anyone wanting to improve their production and efficiency must arrange a
Screen printing
This application uses the screen printer for the white ink and the Texjet Plus Advanced to digitally print the CMYK colours on the top. This dramatically decreases the cost of the print to around 10p for medium to high runs and increases the production up to 60 dark shirts per hour when using one Texjet. Just add more Texjet printers to increase production. Using this method pre-coating is not required and special effects like glitter, gold etc. in combination with the CMYK digital print.
white paste
demonstration at one of Amayaʼs showrooms.
And finally…
Before you purchase either a DTG printer or embroidery machine please take the time to visit one of Amayaʼs showrooms for a full one to one demonstration of equipment. As well as showrooms in Horndean in Hampshire and Newark in Nottinghamshire, Amaya also has facilities at PenCarrieʼs Academy in Devon.
For more information call 02392 590281, email
sales@amayauk.com or visit
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