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P&P LIVE! 2023


Discover and explore new equipment launches in February


Printwear & Promotion LIVE! is always a fertile ground when it comes to new garment decoration equipment launches. At this year’s show in February our numerous equipment suppliers will be demonstrating the very latest product developments on their stands ready for you to discover and explore.


W


hen the doors open for Printwear & Promotion LIVE! next month, you can be among the very first garment decorators in the UK to witness a


wide range of equipment launches.


Everything from advancements in embroidery machines to the very latest developments in direct to film printing will be on display and demonstrated live. Experts from across the industry will also be on hand to answer any burning questions you may have when it comes to getting the best results from your equipment.


Direct to film printing…


At last year’s exhibition in April, direct to film printing was definitely the main attraction. This year expect to see exciting new developments from exhibitors such as Resolute DTF and TheMagicTouch, among others.


AJS Embroidery Services, although typically known for being a distributor of Tajima embroidery machines, will be bringing along to the exhibition the Polytech Pro DTF printer. Scott Mason said: “This printer is the game-changing next step for the DTF market, giving the end-user the ability to achieve a larger more accurate colour gamut with the aid of the additional four spot colours to the machine, the film roller supports are now three-way adjustable and the additional film stabiliser fans have increased vacuum.”


a better feel and handle to the transfers. The Oracle uses a four-stage method of removing the contaminates from the air before venting to the outside with the aid of particulate, heap gas filters with an automatic fluid drain.


If you head over to YES Group’s stand you will find the DTF-24H2 direct to film transfer printer from DigitalHeat FX. The DTF-24H2 produces brilliant digital transfer sheets, handling everything from single colour shirt labels to left chest logos to full-size prints. The DTF printer uses PET transfer film which is translucent so you can see the design underneath the film when you later heat-press it onto the garment. The PET film has a thickness of around 0.75mm which allows for better transfer characteristics. The films used with the DTF-24H2 are both roll-fed and designed for a cold peel.


DTF-24H2 Polytech Pro DTF printer


AJS will also be exhibiting a Bofa Oracle pure air unit, which is the only dedicated fume extraction for the DTF printing process in the UK. The extremely large filter capacity and high airflow ensure the air pressure remains constant, giving


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YES Group will be showing this printer alongside the latest DTF powder applicator dryer that boasts a reduced energy consumption to save money in these challenging times. New exhibitor Inkfuse DTF will be showcasing a number of DTF solutions, in particular Gangr software. Gangr makes transfer artwork ganging super simple for DTF print shops. It is the first software of its kind that manages the entire customer management process, where the customer can easily upload and create their own custom artwork gang sheets in minutes. Features include; easy artwork duplication, scaling, repositioning, grouping, canvas fill, artwork overlay protection and super nesting.


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