P&P LIVE! 2026 Amaya Sales UK
Amaya Sales UK is gearing up for one of its most exciting showcases yet at Printwear & Promotion LIVE! 2026, bringing a lineup of new technology designed to push the boundaries of garment decoration, customisation, and on-demand production.
One of the major highlights will be the introduction of the Secabo heat press range, renowned for their precision engineering, smart automation features, and reliability. Its modular approach to heat presses means that you can get exactly what your business needs rather than compromising on size or features.
Also making its debut is the Secabo DTF Multi Cut Pro Cutter, a powerful solution for automated fi lm cutting and sheet preparation. As DTF continues to dominate fast-turnaround apparel printing, this system offers a professional workfl ow enhancement for businesses ready to scale.
Secabo DTF Multi Cut Pro Cutter
In the UV printing arena, Amaya will showcase the Epson SureColor V1000, an affordable yet extremely capable desktop A4 UV fl atbed. Perfect for personalisation businesses, giftware producers, and signage startups, the V1000 handles a wide variety of rigid substrates.
Amaya will also exhibit the full range of UV printers from Roland, giving attendees a chance to compare multiple systems side-by-side and fi nd the UV setup best suited to their workfl ow.
Complementing that, Amaya will present a full lineup of DTF and DTG printers from both Epson and Roland offering visitors a comprehensive overview of the latest models designed for textile decoration.
Finally, embroidery professionals will not want to miss the latest advancement from Melco; the Melco Summit Embroidery Machine. Engineered for on-demand embroidery with unmatched modularity, speed, and automation, the Summit represents the next evolution in effi cient embroidery production. • Visit stand F40 to see all the kit in action.
InkTec
Visitors will be able to explore a comprehensive range new and expanded InkTec technology and systems designed for both growing and established businesses.
Introducing the 60cm DTF-T654 black printer with four heads system; a robust, solution ideal for scaling production. Its sits alongside InkTec’s full DTF line-up including a full set of inks, fi lm, powder and shaker/oven components.
There is also the 60cm UV-S604 DTF system; Perfect for fast, durable decoration of bottles, packaging, promotional goods and hard substrates. Visitors can see how UV-DTF provides instant-application transfers with vibrant colours and a premium embossed fi nish.
Another highlight will be two professional UV printers, ideal for businesses looking for fl exibility and precision, while operating in a limited workspace.
The UV6090 Flatbed Printer is a versatile 60×90cm printer capable of producing highly detailed prints onto signage, promotional items, rigid media and more.
60cm DTF-T654 black printer
The UV3040 Desktop Flatbed Printer is a neat, compact solution offering powerful UV output even with a smaller footprint, ideal for on-demand customisation and short-run applications.
InkTec will also be showcasing its DTF E30T desktop printer. This enhanced A3 desktop DTF printer gives users full visibility of jobs as they run thanks to a new transparent acrylic cover.
Building on feedback, this has been designed to allow for clear monitoring, safer operation and improved workfl ow insight.
It is perfect for startups, small studios and businesses looking to add personalisation and custom apparel to their offering.
The last to be on stand is the XER160 Roll-to-Roll UV Printer. A compact, professional-level, roll-to-roll UV printer designed for businesses seeking effi ciency combined with operating within an economical budget. • All of this and more can be found on stand H20.
| 24 | January 2026
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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