Focus on Dye Sublimation ROLAND DG Application is key D
ye sublimation printers enable print service providers to generate huge profits on apparel and personalised products. There is a wide range of dye sublimation machines available – from A4 desktop to 3.2m wide and beyond – offering the ultimate in print versatility. By embracing dye sublimation printers, users can create simply brilliant heat transfer sportswear, décor and soft signage as well as product customisations for mugs, cases, coasters and other popular items. Printers for dye sublimation include the Texart XT-640 high-volume printer, with its unique ink-set that can supplement standard CMYK printing with additional orange, violet, light cyan, light magenta, fluorescent pink and fluorescent yellow for stunning reproduction of the most vivid and eye-catching colours at up to 63sq m/hr. Roland DG also offers the lower cost Texart RT-640 dye sublimation printer which can also utilise that ink configuration for the effective and reliable production of shorter print runs. The key is understanding what machine is right for your requirements and that often comes down to what you want to use the machines for – application is key. Roland DG is well placed here to help with its range of resources – from dye sublimation guides providing more background to the technology and applications, to Rolandʼs Bootcamp sessions which allow users to come and learn about the dye sub process and highlight the potential markets and opportunities that are opened up by investing in the technology.
www.rolanddg.co.uk Stunning prints can be created
Texart XT-640 EPSON New flagship high-volume dye sublimation textile printer T
he new SureColor SC-F9300 dye sublimation textile printer from Epson is designed primarily for fast, high-volume printing for clothing, textiles and soft signage, as well as other printed merchandise. This new flagship model replaces the existing SC-F9200, with an evolution of trusted Epson print technology that provides enhanced quality with even greater
productivity and reliability. Brand new Epson Precision Dot technology for dye sublimation including a halftone module, look-up tables and micro-weave help make an instantly noticeable difference to print quality, and make it easy to get quality results straight out of the box.
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complete Epson solution, comprising printer, inks,
sublimation papers and software, that maximises uptime, with improved take-up and other reliability features to eliminate common industry problems such as
SC-F9300
Furthermore, Epsonʼs wide gamut CMYK input profile combines with UltraChrome DS inks to ensure the maximum possible colour gamut, for accurate reproduction of even the most complex designs. Now offering print speeds of up to 108.6sq m/hr, the SC-F9300 provides a
cockling and head strike. The SureColor SC-F9300 comes with Oeko-Tex Eco Passport certification and has passed Japanʼs AZO test for household products, meaning that clothing and textiles produced on the printer using UltraChrome DS inks are completely safe to wear for adults and children, including babies.
www.epson.co.uk www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
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