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Focus on Transfer Printing & Heat Presses The next generation


Sabur Digital


Sabur believes the best ideas come from the people who use its equipment every day. Over the past year, its customers have been clear – they wanted a high-quality heat press with the rock-solid reliability, consistent performance, and dependable support that Sabur is known for. Now the company has two SABTEX heat presses available for demo in its showroom – each designed to meet the needs of different businesses, without compromising on quality.


For those who value precision and safety, the SAB-20U Pneumatic Heat Press delivers. Its full draw-out loading system reduces the risk of burns, while its consistent high-pressure system ensures uniform results on every press. A spacious, fully threadable design allows for exact garment positioning, and the quick-change lower platen means faster transitions between projects.


For those who want the top of the range, and are driven by speed and productivity, the SAB-TS20 Dual Station Heat Press is a production powerhouse. With a HD projection system for perfect garment alignment, two independent workstations for simultaneous operation, and an energy-effi cient design, it’s built to boost output while supporting sustainable practices. Its rapid plate changing system and industrial-grade durability make it ready for any project.


Two heat presses. One shared promise: Sabur quality backed by trusted expertise and support.


www.saburdigital.com SAB-20U Pneumatic Heat Press


Supacolour


The solution for technical fabrics With branded workwear growing across industrial wear, hospitality and retail, there is increasing demand for decorating on complex garments such as softshell, stretch fabrics and weatherproof clothing. Supacolour has increased its range of hybrid transfers (digital print backed with water-based screen-printed inks), designed to perform on technical fabrics while staying durable, vibrant, and migration-free.


With a selection of transfer types with different adhesives and blockers, Supacolour offer tailored transfers specifi cally design onto technical garments. The full construction for Hybrid transfers consist of: 1. Digital print – a full-colour CMYK process enhanced with orange, violet, and silver for unmatched vibrancy and brand accuracy.


2. White screen backing – ensures consistency and opacity across any garment colour.


3. Adhesive – strong enough to withstand 80+ domestic washes. Or switch to industrial wash for even tougher laundries.


Neon blocker with backing


4. Blocker options – choose Sub Blocker or Softshell Blocker for garments prone to dye migration.


Supacolour also introduces a range of new creative fi nishes: • Metallic spot colours/ fl ood effects for a premium shine. • Neon colours available to combine with full colour print. • Stitch effect for a textured look without the hassle of embroidery. With hybrid transfers, Supacolour empowers brands to decorate technical garments with confi dence, ensuring logos stay bold, sharp, and professional.


www.supacolour.co.uk


| 44 | November 2025


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