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Focus on Digital Printing AEOON Hybrid 3.0 printer


DTG vs screenprinting… Right? Direct-To-Garment printing is said to be a modern challenge to the more traditional technique of screenprinting. But is it really? aeoon Technologies, manufacturer of some of the most advanced DTG printing equipment on the market says: No! DTG is simply an addition to the versatile world of industrial textile printing. And the Austrian company proves it with their Hybrid 3.0 printer: The machine combines DTG and screenprinting in one machine, perfectly using the advantages of each technique, while ruling out their disadvantages. The biggest advantage of the Hybrid is the fact, that it does not require any pretreatment: The white underbase is printed with screenprinting paste, while the colourful design is added on top with DTG. One can of course also switch up this process and add beautiful screenprinting applications (devoree, foil, glitter, etc.) on top of DTG prints. The Hybrid offers an output of up to 300 prints on dark garments per hour and a pallet system called “Kyo-To-Screen” which allows you to print your motif directly on the screen, getting rid of the long and diffi cult screen preparation process of traditional screenprinting productions.


www.aeoon.com InkTec Versatile Printer


The InkTec DTF Printer is the ideal, neat, versatile printer that easily transfers prints onto fabric or other substrates using a heat-press mechanism. Available in either a 60cm or 30cm width. Achieve premium-quality printing on fabrics and other substrates with DTF (Direct to Film) printing. With a myriad of features this Direct To Film Printer easily takes the full colour design – including white – and prints directly to the DTF fi lm. Sitting alongside the compact DTF Shaker it applies a Hot-Melt Powder adhesive, which is then heat cured to create a ready-to-press transfer.


DTF Printer


This transfer can then be applied to an extensive range of medias such as cotton, leather, nylon or cardboard using a heat press. The fi nish created exhibits an intensity of colours, with a soft, fl exible texture.


www.inktec-europe.com


Amaya Texjet Echo 2


Looking for a combined DTF and DTG printer?


Their range of Polyprint Texjet printer are hybrid so you have the choice of printing direct on to the garment or straight on to fi lm for DTF. They have entry level printers such as the Texjet Echo 2 up to the high production Texjet NG range. So together with the industrial production Kornit Digital DTGprinter they have the widest selection in the market and can cater for all production levels.


For straight DTF they offer the Roland BN20D which gives you an affordable desk top printer. Create eye-catching durable custom T-shirts and more in just four easy steps. Can also be used as a stand-alone Vinyl cutter. Amaya offer a wide range of Roland UV printers giving superb detail on to hard substrate products. These range from desk top models right up to the wide format set-up. If you are ready to take your printing game to the next level, then look no further than Roland VersaUV Printers. With cutting-edge VersaUV technology, these printers open up a world of possibilities by allowing you to direct print onto a limitless choice of three-dimensional products.


www.amayauk.com www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk October 2023 | 45 |


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