Focus on DTF Printing MHM Direct GB DTF Neo
Revolutionise your printing business In the rapidly evolving world of garment decoration, staying ahead of the competition requires innovation, effi ciency, and reliability. Enter the DTF Neo from MHM Direct GB – a cutting-edge direct to fi lm printing solution that’s set to redefi ne your business. The DTF Neo is designed for professionals who demand the best. With its advanced print head technology, the DTF Neo ensures vibrant colours, sharp details, and unmatched precision in every print. Whether you’re producing intricate designs or large-volume runs, the DTF Neo delivers consistent results that exceed expectations. The DTF Neo is not just a printer; it’s a versatile tool that expands your creative possibilities. It can print on a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, polyester and blends. This fl exibility allows you to cater to a broader market, offering customised apparel, accessories, and promotional items that stand out. In today’s fast-paced market, speed is crucial. The DTF Neo boasts an impressive production speed that doesn’t compromise quality. This means you can handle large orders with tight deadlines without breaking a sweat. Plus, its new touch screen interface and easy-to-use software streamlines your workfl ow, reducing downtime and increasing productivity. The DTF Neo is engineered with sustainability in mind. It uses water-based inks that are Oeko-Tex and GOTS approved, vibrant and eco-friendly, ensuring your business stays green while producing high-quality prints. Effi cient ink usage, combined with low maintenance requirements also means you reduce operational costs without sacrifi cing quality.
When you invest in the DTF Neo, you’re not just getting a machine; you’re gaining a partner. MHM Direct GB is renowned for its exceptional customer support and training programs. From installation to troubleshooting, their team of experts are there to support you every step of the way.
The DTF Neo is more than just a printer; it’s a game-changer. If you’re ready to take your garment printing business to the next level, the DTF Neo from MHM Direct GB is the solution you’ve been waiting for. Invest in technology that not only meets the demands of today but also sets you up for success tomorrow.
www.mhmdirect.co.uk AJS Embroidery Services Reliable print head technology
AJS has expanded its Niji collection with the introduction of the Niji UV and Niji 30cm printers. These new machines build upon the foundation set by the existing 60cm model, using the same reliable Epson i3200 print head technology and Niji RIP software, while adhering to the core DTF principles. This expansion allows to cater to a broader range of markets and customer needs.
The new Niji 30cm printer offers the same features and capabilities as the 60cm model but in a more compact and space-effi cient form. This makes it an ideal choice for businesses with limited space or those new to DTF technology who want to start on a smaller scale.
The past few months has seen the rise of DTF UV. Compared to traditional UV, DTF UV is printed onto a fi lm and instantly cured with an ultraviolet light, this makes the transfers a robust solution thus making the fi nal transfer suitable for harder substrates such as plastics, glass, metals, etc. – the possibilities are endless. Then it’s as simple as print, peel and stick.
AJS has also acquired new head print engineer in the form of Mark Hudson. With 15 years’ experience in digital printing and expertise in DTF technology, Mr Hudson brings a wealth of knowledge and skills to the company as DTF continues to grow.
www.ajsemb.co.uk Niji 30cm printer
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