Machinery News
YES Ltd introduces the Q-M8 Y
our Embroidery Services Ltd introduces the Q-M8, the latest digital printer in the DTG Digital M-industrial series from Impression Technology. This machine was launched at P&P LIVE! 2018 in January, where visitors would have seen live demonstrations. The Q-M8 is a new breed of DTG printers, providing high-speed production, superior colour and cost effective ink management. This highly-affordable print production station requires less maintenance and has the lowest consumable and service cost in the market. Capable of printing 340+ white T shirts per hour, the QM-8 produces finer drop placement and a colour gamut exceeding any printer in the market – meaning that its countless features set it apart in the digital printing industry.
AccuLine Camera System is added to the Brother GTX
B
rother's AccuLine Camera System is now available for the GTX direct to garment printer.
With the use of this visual alignment system, itʼs fast and easy to take a photo of any type of substrate such as a pocket, cap, shoe, tote bag or coaster and position the graphic using the photo template as a guideline. Once properly positioned, the file can be output to the GTX where it accurately prints it on the product.
Because the GTX has a larger print area than the
GT-3, the GTX version of the AccuLine has been designed to be able to see the full print zone. The system includes a full HD 13M pixel digital camera, which allows for accurate placement of a design with less than 1mm of error. It also includes a USB cable and software.
The Q-M8
SunAngel launches a new generation of CMYW laser printers
F
ollowing the success of its popular 32-Series
printer range,
SunAngel announces an exciting range of new generation CMYW laser printers.
The camera is positioned 36in above the printer. It is lightweight and easy to install. The intuitive software allows the users to simply drag and drop designs, and instant, accurate placement requires less test prints and helps reduce printing errors, which minimises wasted ink.
T
he Dekken T-Apparel is the latest machine added to MHM Direct GB's product range. This specialised textile folding machine provides the perfect solution for folding and stacking all kinds of apparel, such as T shirts, polo shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, trousers, etc. The machine can handle both short sleeves as well as long sleeves. It offers high output without any compromise on folding quality, the in-feed conveyor can be switched between
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three running modes: automatic, push button or continuous running. The T-Apparel also has an integrated quality stop feature. With this feature, the item to be folded will make an additional stop for quality-correction before the actual folds are made. This feature is very helpful for very long, difficult to feed and/or complicated garments.
The machine was shown in the UK for the first time at Printwear & Promotion LIVE! earlier in the year.
The T-Apparel from Dekken
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk GTX Acculine
Three new machines have joined the range, each printer combining colour and white print capabilities. The range includes two A4 models and a long-anticipated A3 option. Alongside SunAngelʼs own specially developed software, users will be able to print both colour and white elements of an image in a single pass. As well as utilising new technology, low cost of entry has always been a key driver in SunAngelʼs development process. The new range will offer exceptional value to UK and European users.
In addition to its new printers, SunAngel will be launching a refreshed range of transfer media, with new options for both light and dark garments. Striking new speciality media including gold, silver and a novel reflective product are in final stages of development in SunAngel UK laboratories.
Introducing the new T-Apparel from Dekken The new printer
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