P&P LIVE! 2022 Preview H.G KIPPAX & SONS
H.G. Kippax is a UK manufacturer of screen printing equipment and supplier of specialist industrial digital printing machines. From its manufacturing base in the North of
England, Kippax can offer
both standard and bespoke solutions for all your screen printing requirements, including
manual, semi, 3/4 and fully automatic
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solutions, drying solutions and pre-post press equipment. Through the distributorship of Anatol Screen Printing Equipment, Anatol and Kippax look to serve customers in the UK and Ireland region with a full line of manual and automatic textile screen printing machines, including presses, dryers, pre-press equipment, and accessories, backed by Kippax’s years of industry experience and strong dedication to customer support.
The blend of Kippax’s industry service experience and Anatol technologies makes the result ideal for a range of high-end applications within the textile sector. Anatol’s textile printing range is a product of listening and responding to customer demands, world-class engineering, and exceptional originality. Find out more on stand A52.
HOBKIRK SEWING MACHINES The team at Hobkirk will be demonstrating the latest embroidery machines from Ricoma. Following on from the hugely popular 7in screen models, all new Ricoma MT, TC and SWD models will now come as standard with the latest 8in high defi nition LCD touch screen. They also now come with WiFi connectivity meaning you can send designs from PC top the machine without the need for cables. As with the previous model they still boast a large 500mm sewing area and sewing speeds of up to 1,200spm. The standard package from Hobkirk includes machine stand, two-piece cap frame system, 12 hoops, full training and two-year warranty. Speak to the team on stand A60.
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HOLIAUMA UK For those looking for something different from the usual suspects, new exhibitor Holiauma UK will be demonstrating the latest in embroidery machines from
Holiauma. On stand will be a single-head and two-head model, but the team will be able to provide information on all models of machine. The
Holiauma two-head
machines are high-speed and run at 1,200spm. As standard, each machine in the range is fi tted with an automatic oiling system, which users need to pump once a day to send oil to all the moving parts. The 47 head type on each machine is the newest on the market, which allows the machines to run at high-speed for caps and provide high- quality embroideries. Besides all of this, each machine has standard features such as built-in WiFi and a graffi ti function with a stylus.
View these two machines on stand P60. INDIE INK
Indie Ink is one of the only independent inkjet manufacturers in the UK. The team excited to introduce its fabulous ranges of DTG ink, dye sublimation ink and now introducing the marvellous new technology of direct to fi lm printing (DTF). The team is so excited to be at P&P LIVE! after the disappointment of the last few years (they like to get out more). At the show, Indie Ink will be showcasing its fantastic ink ranges and showing the shiny, new, entry level DTF printer (the Indiejet Pro). The team is convinced that DTF printing will be the talk of the show. Come and see how the team do it at Indie Ink.
The Indiejet Pro
Why is Indie Ink different from the
others? Indie Ink manufactures a lot of the products it sells – this has advantages to UK end users as it results in great pricing and reduced supply chains. Where possible Indie Ink sources its raw materials from UK manufacturers to reduce the supply chain even further. All of this without comprising on the quality of the raw materials.
Ricoma 1501TC-8S
Furthermore, Indie Ink takes its environmental responsibility very seriously. As the manufacturer of a lot of its products, Indie Ink can choose the raw materials based on environmental benefits as well as quality and technical capabilities. Meet the team on stand B2.
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