In Part 1 of our 2018 special series, we devote our attention to the development of textile printing from the 1990s to the present day © Multi-Plot
Although automation technology is developing rapidly, setup and control of nonwoven cards is still done manually and based on experience of the machine user © fotolia
WLS nonwoven © Trützschler
Pullover ADF 530-16 multi gaugeE 3,5.2 © Stoll
Mimaki UCJV150-160 Main Visual © Mimaki
The SC-F2000 operates with UltraChrome DG inks in four colours (cyan, magenta, yellow, black) and white; the printer including a pre-treatment station for dark shirts and a press for setting the inks are available in a single package from many specialist stores. The T-shirt designs produced on the Epson do not fade and are, therefore, machine-washable © Epson
Antonia Gottschalk, General Manager of Karl Mayer Digital Factory © Karl Mayer