P&P LIVE! 2026 Exile Technologies
EXILE Technologies will be launching the all-new Hornet Direct to Mesh system at Printwear & Promotion LIVE! 2026.
The Hornet’s revolutionary technology has been nearly 10 years in development. It removes all the steps in the conventional screen-making process by imaging a unique printable emulsion directly onto the screen mesh using a proprietary encapsulation technology. The Hornet D2M eliminates the need for a darkroom, and all of the common steps of conventional screen making are bypassed. Instead, a clean screen is mounted onto the Hornet D2M and the emulsion is jetted onto the mesh as a negative print image. The printable emulsion is UV-cured on the fl y as it is printed, and the imaged screen can then be mounted straight onto the screen printing press.
Screen reclaim is also simplifi ed with emulsion removal via a simple high-pressure washout.
The Hornet D2M works with all common screen mesh counts and almost all brands of water-based, plastisol and reactive inks. Hornet D2M produces pixel-sharp imaging at 1200dpi, 1800dpi and 2400dpi resolutions.
Frame sizes up to 25x36in are supported, and the Hornet is compatible with most common screen press registration systems. Hornet D2M is powered by SCREENMAKER RIP software for imaging colour separations quickly and easily direct from your chosen graphics application. • Learn more about this machine on stand K32.
TY-300 DTF printer Roland DG
Heathrow Embroidery Machinery
Heathrow Embroidery Machinery will demonstrate its latest embroidery machine with pickerless improved embroidery fi nish.
It has a no picker design and round scissors movement, which gives it a more stable performance. It is easily maintained and leaves a shorter thread on the embroidery after cutting, making sure your embroidery has a high-end fi nish. It is the latest pickeless machine to rival the Tajima TMEZ-KC range, with demonstrations being present at the show. • Find out more on stand C42.
Roland DG is excited to return to Printwear & Promotion LIVE! 2026, where the spotlight will be on the TY-300 DTF printer. Built to keep shops running longer with less intervention, the TY-300 introduces four white-ink cartridges, reducing ink changes and enabling extended unattended runs while maintaining continuous circulation for stable, high-density white printing. Productivity remains class-leading, delivering up to 10.9m sq/hr in standard mode and 17.48m sq/hr in high-speed mode – nearly 50% higher output than many comparable DTF systems. Dual print heads, optimised fi ring patterns and effi cient drying support clean, consistent CMYK + white layering with minimal grain or banding. True Rich Color enhances gamut and smoothness, while a four-channel white architecture ensures uniform opacity and crisp detail even at speed.
The TY-300 integrates with VersaWorks RIP, certifi ed fi lms and powders, optional shaker/dryer automation, and RolandCare support. S-PG2 inks are Oeko-Tex eco passport certifi ed.
Alongside the new TY-300, visitors can explore the VersaSTUDIO range, featuring compact, user-friendly systems including the BD-12 and BD-8 desktop UV fl atbeds, BN2 Series Eco-Sol printer/cutters MPX-90S metal printer and BY-20 DTF printer. These tools empower businesses to create high-quality customised products and drive profi tability. The TrueVIS VG3-540 Eco-Solvent printer/ cutter will be on display.
Heathrow Embroidery Machine’s new pickerless solution
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Plus, the popular VersaOBJECT MO-180, will highlight its exceptional productivity for direct to object printing. • Experience these innovations on stand H30.
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