US-Israeli manufacturing firm Kornit Digital held its own Fashion Week recently in Tel Aviv. However, what made it so special: Fashion by famous designers was displayed on the runway that was made with the cutting-edge print technology and system of Kornit.
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A recently released report foresees the next industrial revolution, with the fashion and textile industry being the beneficiary. Its drivers:
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In 2015 Epson decided to celebrate the advances of its dye-sublimation and direct-to-fabric printing techniques for the apparel industry with an annual fashion show.
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24-hours textile-printing studio Design ME constitutes a milestone in the accessibility of digital textile-printing and textile-printing for everyone, which industry giants like Epson and Fujifilm have already successfully reached on a bigger scale.
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The term ink can cover a broad variety of different versions. It depends on the purpose, which specific type of ink fits best. Over the past year, manufacturers introduced and presented many innovations on different industry events such as drupa or The Inkjet Conference. The main concepts emerging in 2016 were water-based and UV curable inks. But it still seems quite hard to imagine non-drying inks. That is, however, exactly what MagnaColours recently made possible.
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Shorter runs, faster cycle times, more customized textile-based products for home and fast fashion – the textile market poses enormous requirements to its players, demanding big-scale printing solutions. With its newly launched Tiger-1800B direct-to-textile printer, printer-and-ink-company Mimaki reacts to these and foresees a bright future for digital textile printing.
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