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Kornit Digital delivers on promise of on-demand production at scale with general availability of Apollo Platform
K
ornit Apollo has announced its Apollo Platform solution is now commercially available.
Brands, retailers, and screen printers can now embrace the power of high-throughput, automated digital production to shorten lead times, reduce total cost of ownership, and improve margins for short-to-medium run production. Acting essentially as a unified factory with a single operator, Apollo has the capacity
to annually decorate over 1.5 million garments. Thanks to its advanced, proprietary automation system, which includes a versatile smart drying capability, it can concurrently handle various garment types with astounding proficiency.
Successful field implementations underscore the transformative nature of Apollo for on-demand sustainable production at industrial scale. Apollo has the capacity to decorate more than 1.5 million garments annually with a single operator. Backed by an advanced,
proprietary automation system, the platform integrates versatile smart drying, concurrently managing various garment types with proficiency of up to 400 garments per hour. The Apollo system is also extremely flexible, with the ability to scale on-demand and handle both bulk and one-offs. The heart of Apollo’s power lies in the patented MAX technology, which ensures color accuracy to PANTONE and spot colours, elevating the quality to its maximum.
Amaya Sales UK to distribute Sabur DTF equipment A I
maya Sales have announced that they are partnering with Sabur to distribute their DTF equipment. Peter Wright, director at Amaya, said: “Having watched the market over the last few years, we wanted to choose a well proven product from an established supplier with a strong support network
“We have dealt with Sabur in the past and are confident of a strong relationship.”
The new partnership coincides with the launch of Saburslatest DTF model, the Sabtex SD 30. Billed as the next generation DTF entry level 30 “ wide printer with a compact footprint.
Kingly’s clients preserved water to fill 10 olympic-sized pools
n 2023, Kingly joined forces with 43 forward-thinking companies, collectively making 61 orders of our eco-friendly upcycled socks. They’ve achieved something truly remarkable: preserving 26,832,455 litres of water. That’s enough to fill over 10 Olympic- sized swimming pools or quench the annual drinking water needs of approximately 143,726 people. They’ve also conserved 100,150 kWh of energy, equivalent to powering an average home in the US for over 10 years. To put it in perspective, this energy-saving feat is akin to charging a smartphone continuously for an astounding 133,533 days or nearly 365 years.
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The positive impact extends to our planet’s atmosphere as well. By opting for upcycled socks, its clients collectively reduced CO2 emissions by a substantial 41,087 kg. It’s like offsetting the carbon emissions from driving a car around the Earth more than four times. The commitment to
sustainability reaches the ground — literally. With these eco- conscious choices, Kingly has spared 4,532 square meters of landfill space. That’s equivalent to the size of about 1.5 football fields that otherwise would have collected textile waste.
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