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Roland DG launches next generation DTF printer R
oland DG has launched its next generation direct to film production transfer
printer, the TY-300.
The TY-300 is equipped with the True Rich Color 3 print setting which achieves a unique combination of vividness and natural appearance in a single graphic. Additionally, newly developed print heads allow for the precise expression of fine lines, small letters, and detailed designs, as well as photographs. Two profiles with different white densities are also available for optimal printing according to the colour of the fabric. The staggered layout of the two large print heads enables printing white, essential for apparel printing, with high productivity of 10.9m
TY-300 sq/ hr in production mode.
Tony Miller, president, global sales and marketing division, said: “The TY-300 raises the standard for DTF transfer printing.
“It combines high image quality, high productivity, and exceptional cost performance with the rich colours and excellent detailed expression required in the apparel business.
“Within just a few years of its Adkins launches new solutions for DTF curing B
uilding on the success of the Inline 800 DTF shaker cure unit, Adkins has announced two new additions to its DTF curing range. The Inline Compact 600 DTF shaker cure unit enables high volume roll-to- roll production with a space saving design that’s ideal for decorators using media widths up to 60cm. The new chassis of the Compact 600 certainly packs a punch for its size featuring sealed built-in filtration and extraction with replaceable filters creating a safer work environment. It is powered from a standard domestic plug socket providing low operating power consumption.
The Adkins DTF Pro Cure Oven is the perfect versatile solution for curing direct to film prints for both roll to roll and sheet fed production. A high quality, reliable and very efficient desktop curing solution, the Pro Cure Oven has two large reciprocating trays. The cure oven boasts quick curing times (as low as 30 seconds) with the automatic operating mode interchanging the trays without any manual involvement to enable high volume sheet curing production. Adkins product manager, Lewis Summerfield, said: “We’re thrilled
| 18 | November 2024
to be expanding our range of DTF solutions with the arrival of these two new machines. Not only do they share the typical Adkins DNA of robust design and build quality, they are truly versatile DTF curing solutions for efficient high and low volume DTF production, offering minimal footprint and low running costs.”
Both machines are available to order now from Adkins dealers.
Hobkirk to stock latest model from Ricoma
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The Inline Compact 600 DTF shaker cure unit
he Ricoma EM-10S Creator is now available from Hobkirk Sewing Machines.
Ricoma’s newest model now includes a feature that is brand new to the embroidery industryand that is Swipe Technology.
The feature that we all know and love on our smartphones and tablets is now standard on the latest 10S models in the Ricoma range. No more pressing buttons, just touch and swipe for seamless machine operation functionality.
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introduction, DTF technology has revolutionised the process of apparel goods production, and has been implemented in apparel businesses around the world.
“Meanwhile, customer requirements and expectations for this solution are rapidly increasing. We are confident that the TY-300, with its superior image quality, productivity, and cost performance, will bring high added value and competitiveness to customers engaged in screen printing, printing bureaus, and online sales of original apparel. We will continue to support people’s creativity by providing innovative digital devices.”
Sales of the TY-300 are beginning in Japan before expanding worldwide.
The Ricoma EM-10S Creator
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