Machinery News
Nova Chrome UK named off icial reseller for Epson SC-F dye sub printers N
ova Chrome UK has been appointed an offi cial reseller of Epson’s desktop SC-F line of dye sublimation printers, reinforcing the supplier’s commitment to providing high-quality solutions for digital decorators. At the forefront of this lineup is the Epson SureColor SC-F500 – a compact yet powerful 24in (610mm) width sublimation printer tailored to meet the needs of creative professionals and small businesses, producing personalised or promotional products. Delivering consistent, high-quality results and offering simplicity and reliability in daily use, the SC-F500 is ideal for creating mugs, T shirts and other photo gifts and with the ability to
Ryan Connolly and Ian McDowall from Nova Chrome UK pictured with the Epson
print up to A1, offers scope for those looking to broaden their offering beyond standard desktop sizes.
Ryan Connolly, business development manager at Nova Chrome UK, said: “We’re delighted to be working with Epson and are eager to bring the benefi ts of their SC-F printer range to our customers.
Pair of new heat presses released in Sabur’s Sabtex range
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abur has announced the release of two new Sabtex heat press models, the SAB-20U and the SAB-TS20, with each designed to meet different business demands. The SAB-20U Pneumatic Heat Press focuses on precision and safety. Its full draw-out loading system reduces the risk of burns, while its high-pressure system ensures uniform results on every press.
A spacious, fully threadable design enables precise garment positioning, and the quick-change lower platen facilitates faster transitions between projects.
The SAB-TS20 Dual Station Heat Press delivers more in terms of speed and productivity.
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
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The two presses are currently on display and available for demonstrations at Sabur’s showroom in Barnsley, and both are backed by the company’s expertise and support.
“The SureColor SC-F500, in particular, represents a blend of quality, affordability, print size, and ease of use that will appeal to both newcomers and seasoned sublimation professionals.” Phil McMullin, UK head of sales for Epson’s C&I division, added: “Nova Chrome UK is a long standing business specialising in the dye sublimation market with an enviable reputation for customer service. “Epson is pleased to welcome Nova Chrome UK to its value added partner programme and looks forward to helping their customers further enhance their printing capabilities.” The two businesses hope this partnership will help boost confi dence and expand the capabilities of those working with this versatile technology within the UK.
TheMagicTouch releases entry-level A4 transfer printer
T The new SAB-TS20
he HP Colorlaser Jet Pr4202 is now available from TheMagicTouch at the lowest ever cost for an entry-level desktop A4 toner-based full colour transfer printer.
The printer is compatible with all CMYK transfer papers, including transfers for white and dark garment decoration on cotton, linen, silk, polyester, and mixed fabrics. This, with the other available transfer papers, offers the ability to transfer to a multitude of non-textile products including wood, metal, PU, board, glass, cork, ceramics, decals, candles, and even human skin using the temporary tattoo A4 paper.
This compact printer is
available from HP
The HP Colorlaser Jet Pro4202
resellers for a few hundred pounds and offers opportunity for those yet to expand their range of transfer applications to existing and new customers.
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