Consumables-Ink – Dye Sublimation

While most may first think of the groovy black light posters of an earlier decade (the 1970s!), fluorescent inks can be used to do much more, including gamut expansion.

Reinforcing a commitment to innovation and clarity across its global product portfolio, RUCOINX will launch two distinct product brands.

This latest innovation is designed to enhance textile and soft signage printing across even more printheads, delivering vibrant, high-impact fluorescent hues with exceptional visibility and color brilliance.

Nazdar Ink Technologies will showcase a range of new and existing digital inkjet, screen and flexo inks, as well as examples from its innovative special effects portfolio.

Mimaki USA’s Digital Textile Microfactory event, presented October 30 at the company’s Los Angeles, California-area technical center, provided those in attendance with an expansive view of digital textile printing as it stands today.

Nazdar Ink Technologies has announced it will have technical representatives onsite at the M&R Printing Equipment booth SL10028 at the upcoming PRINTING United Expo.

Epson added two new 64-inch dye-sublimation printers to its SureColor F-Series line: The new SureColor F9570 and SureColor F9570H.

At last year’s PRINTING United Expo, Durst announced that Nashville, Tennessee-based Big Visual Group had purchased a P5-TEX iSUB direct dye-sublimation printer. While the purchase and the technology are interesting, what is perhaps more interesting is the thinking and strategy behind Big Visual Group’s decision.

Epson announced two new industrial SureColor F-Series dye-sublimation printers engineered to achieve both industrial reliability and round-the-clock productivity at a low total cost of ownership.

Mimaki USA, announced TRAPIS, a digital transfer sublimation printing system that makes textile production more environmentally friendly by reducing up to 90% of wastewater.