P&P LIVE! 2026 SAATI/L&M Imaging
Printwear & Promotion LIVE! 2026 will be the European launch of the new LTS 8012E Ultra Precise Laser Matrix Imaging and Exposure Unit. The LTS 8012E is designed to effi ciently image and expose one screen up to 1200x1500mm or two screens up to 635x915 mm without vacuum or fi lm positives. Featuring a 128-laser matrix the LTS 8012E is capable of rendering high resolution images, including crisp halftones up to 100lpi. Featuring a vertical glassless design with safety shutter, and optional registration systems it is a natural addition to the highly successful SAATI LTS portfolio.
The SAATI LTS range offers a variety of frame sizes, from 10x10cm to 150x200cm and boasts 500 installations worldwide.
L&M Imaging are the equipment partners for SAATI, being specialists in direct imaging and advanced screening solutions. • Find out more on stand A34.
Inktec
Discover a fresh perspective on DTF, UV-DTF, UV flatbed and dye sublimation printing with InkTec at Printwear & Promotion LIVE! 2026. This year’s showcase features an expanded range of compact, professional and affordable solutions designed to help businesses unlock new creative and commercial opportunities.
Screen Print World Screen Print World will be showcasing an array of screen printing solutions while at Printwear & Promotion LIVE!
First is the Air Press Slide Pro Dual heat press. Designed to make transferring smarter, smoother, and more consistent than ever. While one project is being heat transferred, you can
Air Press Slide Pro Dual Heat Press
prep the next. With a smart control panel showing temperature and humidity display, multi-user management, daily output record, and custom parameters.
This is a heat press designed to elevate production: dependable, powerful, and built to meet the demands of modern print shops. Next is the M&R Starlight Exposure Unit. The system features multiple UV LEDs which deliver rapid exposure and uniform coverage whilst maintaining precision. This signifi cantly shortens the time it takes to make screens while using far less energy at a lower temperature. It specifi es vacuum and exposure times through a digital touchscreen controller, which stores up to 24 different profi les, making repeat jobs effortless. Installation is even easier – the unit arrives assembled inside a steel cabinet ready to deploy.
Last but not least is the M&R Qwik Klean. It is built entirely from stainless steel, and designed to take one of screen printing’s messiest, most time-consuming jobs and turn it into a fast, automated process. The cleaning chemicals are even recirculated, which reduces environmental impact, lowers operational costs, and keeps operators safe. A fi nal freshwater rinse at the end of each cycle not only ensures thorough cleaning but also protects squeegee rubber from degradation, extending the life of your blades. • Learn about these machines and more on stand J10.
UV3040 flatbed printer | 26 | February 2026
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Live demonstrations will be running throughout the show, including the 60cm DTF-T654 with a four-heads system and the 60cm UV-S604 DTF system. InkTec will also be presenting its line-up of desktop UV flatbed printers, including the versatile UV6090 and the space-efficient UV3040, ideal for custom products and short-run personalised printing. The updated DTF E30T desktop printer – now featuring a clear acrylic cover for improved job visibility – will also be shown. Perfect for startups, small studios and businesses looking to add personalisation and custom apparel to their offering. The printer line-up will also feature the XER160, a compact roll-to-roll UV printer designed for professional-level output for economical budgets – ideal for labels, decals and flexible media. All the systems are ideal for those looking to broaden their offering or expand into new markets with low-cost, high-impact print solutions. • Visit stand H20 to learn more.
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