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Focus on DTG Printing


Amaya Sales UK Largest DTG choice in the UK


Whatever level of DTG printer you are looking for, Amaya Sales UK has your solution.


The Polyprint Texjet Echo 2 and Texjet Shortee 2 are ideal entry level direct to garment printers offering superb print quality, economical running costs and low maintenance. They offer professional quality at a low price point.


Amaya also offers the new Polyprint Pre-Treater Pro. This is a top level pre-treatment machine that overcomes some of the shortcomings of previous equipment.


The Kornit Atlas


The Roland Texart XT-640S-DTG printer is a multi-station high performance direct to garment printer. It delivers reliable, high-quality output on demand, enabling mass customisation of textile products. Dependant on size it can print up to 12 garments at a time. The Kornit Digital range of direct to garment printers are fully industrial, give high production come with built in pre-treatment as standard. They produce perfect prints at extremely low cost per print. If you are in fulfi lment or in screen print and want to go digital, don’t miss the chance to check out the Kornit to suit you. Arrange for a day at Amaya’s showrooms and run your own production, see the difference. All of the above are available for demonstration. Amaya’s fully experienced advisers will take you through the full operation and suggest which printer would be the best fi t for your company. They will take you through all costings and if required work through your return on investment.


www.amayauk.com Polyprint’s Texjet Echo 2 YES Group Develop your online fashion brands with DTG digital


The COVID-19 pandemic has hastened a shift to online shopping, creating a boom in wearable smart, fast fashion that’s designed for every day’s a weekday.


Designing fashionably on trend, garments, bursting with colourful print, is not only an art it requires the right RIP software. The colour accuracy in DTG printing makes all the difference when you start to compare printed, vibrant colour ink combos, black ink onto white or white ink onto black garments.


Gareth Evans, technical director, at YES Group, explains why a pre-set ICC Profi le RIP software is important for high-quality, direct to garment prints: “At YES Group, we supply industrial DTG digital machines, that are capable of printing high-quality, photo realistic prints onto both light and dark garments.” ICC Profi le RIP Software ensures your prints have better colour accuracy.


He adds: “We teach the DTG machines to utilise the actual colour of the garment, so the amount of ink used is effi ciently controlled, reducing the cost of print by up to 30%.


“We select a variety of different materials and colours that would be most benefi cial to the customer and the materials use in their garment decoration business, providing a semi-bespoke service to help get the best out of DTG digital machines.”


Ink performance also plays a massive part in direct to garment production.


ColourBrite Inks are the latest development designed exclusively for printing onto dark polyester fabrics


YES Group has a wide range of inks and pre-treatments available online, designed to work on a variety of textile and garment fi nishers. ColourBrite Inks are the latest development designed exclusively for printing onto dark polyester fabrics. Why not request a print demonstration?


YES Group has extensive showrooms, training and demonstration suites. Book in for a demonstration today.


www.yesltd.co.uk | 44 | April 2021 www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk


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