Machinery News
Trotec launches new large format laser cutter
T
he large format SP2000 laser cutter is the latest product to join Trotecʼs range of industrial laser cutters. With its 1680x2510mm working area,
the SP2000 can process acrylics, wood and textiles for the signage, display and digital print industries.
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The SP2000 shares the same unique design features as its award-winning big brother, the SP3000. Open to all four sides and with a v-shaped body, the SP series of laser cutters allows easy access to the working area for efficient loading and unloading of materials for high-volume and high-speed cutting applications. The SP series has been developed with the signage and printing industries' needs in mind. A fully enclosed beam path and easy access to the working area keep operators safe, while sonar technology auto-focusing, a travelling exhaust and cutting speeds up to 2m/sec ensure high productivity without any compromise on the quality of finish.
Sawgrass releases universal software for all Virtuoso HD Product Decorating Systems
S
awgrassʼ new Virtuoso Print Manager is
breaking new ground for Virtuoso HD Product Decorating System users. The first universal
print management software for SG400, SG800 and VJ 628 printers, this software is an all-in-one print management solution that works with both desktop design programmes and CreativeStudio. It is also the first print manager to deliver RIP-like applications using both Windows and Mac operating systems for SG400 and SG800 users. Darcy Mauro, president of Sawgrass, said: “Virtuoso Print Manager is the biggest game changer weʼve realised since CreativeStudio. It enables users to access one powerful, yet easy-to-use programme for the best-quality prints for their printers and software. “Weʼve been working on this solution for several years and are proud to finally be able to bring it to our customers.” Virtuoso Print Manager greatly
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usage and in the fastest time possible, with the average garment taking just 10 seconds to process. Ez-Treat pre-treat machines weigh in
Virtuoso Print Manager
improves production efficiency with sublimation printing and makes it easier than ever to get great colour output. It is designed to be exceptionally easy
to use, yet delivers efficiencies like job and image ganging to save media, as well as web-to-print and hot folder workflows found only in costly and complicated RIP software. Virtuoso Print Manager replaces CreativeStudio Print and Color Manager for CreativeStudio users, and is available for free download to Virtuoso customers through the Sawgrass website. It also enables VJ 628 users to print from CreativeStudio for the first time.
at just 80kg. They have been designed to be as compact and efficient as possible and the small footprint means that they are able to fit into most workspaces with their comparatively small dimensions of 1000mm (L) x 750mm (W) x 530mm (H). John-Paul Burton, YES Ltd director, said: “Our ethos has always been to specify the best solution for the customer, rather than a one-fits-all approach. We saw a gap in the marketplace for a high-performing pre-treatment solution and thatʼs why weʼve developed the Ez-Treat. “We donʼt reinvent the wheel at YES; however we do like to be on top of our game. The Ez-Treat range works with absolutely any DTG printer. Itʼs fast, efficient and most importantly easy to master with a variety of settings to suit any application. Iʼm really proud of what weʼve developed and we think these machines are the most advanced on the market today.”
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YES Ltd adds new pre-treatment machines to growing range
T
he Ez-Treat Pro and Ez-Treat Jnr are the latest pieces of equipment to be added to Your Embroidery
Services Ltdʼs stable. The machines are suitable for any DTG print applications. Ez-Treat makes DTG production processes faster than ever before while also guaranteeing that garments are sufficiently pre-treated via a pre-treatment liquid distribution system. The machines have been designed by
the UK team after years of research and development. They pre-treat garments with minimal pre-treatment
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