Textile

Sabur Digital will be the UK vendor for two new DGI Fabrijet dye-sub printers.

3 Sixty has taken on two new wide-format printers from Durst in order to bolster its output in the retail market and expand its textiles offering.

Hybrid Services is set to launch the Mimaki TS55-1800 in the UK. The new machine is a dye-sub textiles printer intended to bring “high-end features to entry- and mid-level markets”.

Macroart is targeting significant growth after rolling out a £1m-plus spend on two Dursts and site expansion.

L&S Prints has invested in two new DGI Fabrijet FT-1908 textile printers as part of an upgrade and expansion of its technology, premises and output that is set to cost an estimated £500,000.

Dublin-based large-format specialist CoverUp will install the 100th Vutek FabriVU Series machine when it takes delivery of the world’s first EFI Vutek FabriVU 340i soft signage printer.

New Solution Engineering and its sister company Mtex have launched a raft of new machines, including a flatbed digital corrugated printer for custom packaging.

Rugby merchandise printer First XV has begun printing its own range of slogan t-shirts with the installation of the UK’s first Epson SureColor SC-F2100 direct-to-garment (DTG) printer.

Brother (2.1-A32) has introduced the fourth generation of its direct-to-garment inkjet printer at Fespa.

Inks supplier MagnaColours is taking part in the Print Make Wear fashion textile feature, with live screen printing demonstrations using its water-based inks.

Aleph has introduced the LaForte Optima 340 dye-sublimation printer to the signage market following a major rebrand immediately preceding Fespa.

NoeCha has launched its second range, the Roll2 – a roll-to-roll inkjet printer for textile, packaging and signage markets.