Consumables-Media – Fabric & Textiles

In its continuous effort to support sustainability and innovation, Moss is proud to announce the expansion of its sustainable materials portfolio. The newly expanded range features 14 cutting-edge, eco-friendly materials that deliver the high quality and performance you expect from Moss, with an enhanced focus on environmental responsibility. Many of the materials are made from…

From high-speed printers to substrates and cutters, the Expo offers a comprehensive look at the products shaping the future of wide-for

When you think of wide-format printing, your mind might automatically go to banners and soft signage, window and wall graphics, or even wraps. While these are some of the top products in the segment, textiles are growing and worth exploring, specifically within the interior design market.

For the first time, Georg+Otto Friedrich will have its own booth at PRINTING United Expo in Las Vegas, showcasing its portfolio of digitally printable textiles.

Freudenberg Performance Materials unveiled a new 100% synthetic wet-laid nonwoven product line made in Germany. The new materials can be manufactured from various types of polymer-based fibers, including ultra-fine microfibers.

TVF’s NEW 8.0 oz. Deko-Tex Blockout Midnight Pro 7034BBFS is a 100% polyester knit with a black blockout coating on the backside. This superior fabric boasts optimal print performance via dye sublimation paper transfer, direct disperse, UV, and latex platforms. Deko-Tex Blockout Midnight Pro is designed for frame systems and trade show construction. This media standout is made in Germany by G+O Friedrich, where quality is of the utmost importance.

To meet the growing global need for recycled fibers, Epson has entered into a joint development agreement with The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA).

Soft signage is an excellent option for everything from trade shows to retail spaces, but sewing these printed fabric displays poses its own challenges. Here, industry experts discuss the benefits and challenges of sewing soft signage and how to move sewing capabilities into the future.

TVF is entering its 50th year in business. Co-founded and incorporated in Carmel, Indiana in 1974 by Dick Hanzel and Dick Leventhal as Top Value Fabrics, TVF has evolved over five decades from a few rolls of fabric on a garage folding table into a comprehensive fabric partner.

At it’s demo center in Los Angeles, Mimaki hosted the first “microfactory” event aimed to bring vendors and printers together.