Focus on Screen Printing Dekken Automation made easy
Dekken presents the Hopper: the intelligent and fully electric stacker that automates the stacking and counting of garments at the drying tunnel exit.
Designed for screen printing and direct to garment printing, it boosts productivity and ensures perfect quality, from printing to packaging. Benefi ts of the Hopper:
• Exceptional performance: Up to 1,200 pieces per hour, with a signifi cant reduction in labour costs.
• Maximum precision: Offset stacking function to organise easily recognisable stacks, and integrated counting for error-free batches.
• Total adaptability: Easily integrates with all standard drying tunnels, old or new. • Innovation and simplicity: Built to last, with quick-exchange carts, stacking status indicator lights, and an intuitive interface for smooth and continuous production. • Narrow chassis: Allows for the alignment of two Hoppers at the output of wider tunnels.
The Hopper
www.dekkenmachinery.com International Coatings Company
Revolutionising polyester screen printing inks International Coatings Company, a leading innovator in textile screen printing inks, has launched Unicorn White, a groundbreaking plastisol ink designed specifi cally for polyester and problematic synthetic fabrics. Engineered with ultra-low bleed and fast-fl ash technology, Unicorn White combats dye migration issues commonly faced by screen printers. Its advanced composition provides crisp and vibrant prints on a variety of polyester-based garments. What sets Unicorn White apart is its ease of printability and creamy viscosity. Unlike traditional poly whites that require a lot of squeegee pressure to clear the screen, Unicorn White allows for more effortless, smoother printing. the reduced pressure improves print consistency, enhances production effi ciency and for manual printers, minimises printer fatigue.
Unicorn White is part of ICC’s Flexcure line, which means it can be cured across a range of temperatures. For Unicorn White, that range is 275°F to 325°F (135°C to 163°C). Unicorn White’s low-cure, low-bleed properties help stem dye migration on cotton/poly blends as well as on most polyester substrates.
Unicorn White is available through International Coatings’ exclusive network of distributor companies.
Unicorn White
www.iccink.com Lotus Holland
Removing bottlenecks with ease The Lotus Donut Squeegee Washer eliminates workfl ow bottlenecks, reducing overhead and consumable expenses while ensuring safe working conditions for employees
The patented Squeegee Washer automatically cleans your squeegees and fl ood bars, removing a common bottleneck in your print shop. Using a closed-loop system, it saves time, water, and the environment, all while keeping your tools spotless and ready for use. • Cleans up to 90 squeegees/ fl oodbars per hour. • Automatically recirculating biodegradable, non-volatile chemicals. • Includes one custom donut for your brand of squeegees and fl oodbars. • Each donut holds 12 units, seven to nine minutes per clean. The Lotus Donut Squeegee Washer enhances effi ciency by automating the cleaning of squeegees and fl ood bars, allowing your team to focus on production and maximising output. This eco-friendly machine reduces downtime and overhead costs while ensuring consistent cleaning that improves print quality and extends tool lifespan.
With its user-friendly design, staff can easily adapt, making cleaning effortless and creating a safer work environment by minimising manual tasks. Elevate your screen printing operations with the practical benefi ts of the Lotus Donut Squeegee Washer.
Lotus Donut Squeegee Washer | 46 | June 2025
www.lotusholland.com
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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