Tag: Dye Sublimation

  • Mutoh announces new dye sub

    Mutoh has introduced a new dye sublimation, the 1.6m wide XpertJet XPJ-1642WR, which is mainly designed to print to transfer papers but can also print to coated polyester fabrics or blended textiles. 

  • Agfa announces Avinci CX3200 textile printer

    Agfa is introducing a new 3.2m wide dye sublimation printer, the Avinci CX3200, which can print to transfer papers as well as direct to fabric, and is aimed at the soft signage market. 

  • Mutoh launches XpertJet 1682WR dye sub

    Mutoh has announced a new wide format dye sublimation printer, the XpertJet 1682WR, which replaces the already discontinued ValueJet 1638WX. It’s designed to print to transfer paper up to 1625mm wide and is aimed at the interior decor, sportswear, promotional products and soft signage markets. 

  • Mimaki announces TS100 textile printer

    Mimaki has announced a new entry-level textile sublimation wide format printer, the TS100-1600, as well as updating its existing Tiger 1800B with two new mark 3 models.

  • Epson launches desktop dye sub

    Epson has announced a small desktop entry level dye sublimation printer, the SureColor SC-F100, which prints to sublimation transfer paper.

  • DGI launches entry-level sublimation printer

    DGI, which hails from South Korea, has expanded its range of sublimation printers with a new entry-level model, the Hercules, designed to print to transfer papers. It’s primarily aimed at sports and fashion apparel as well as soft signage.

  • Epson to launch F500 desktop dye sub

    Epson has announced a new 24ins dye sublimation printer, the SureColor SC-F500, which is essentially a smaller version of the 44ins wide F6300 announced at the beginning of this month.

  • Epson releases F6300 dye sub printer

    Epson has announced a new wide format dye sublimation printer, the SureColor SC-F6300, which is a direct replacement for the existing 1.1m wide SC-F6200. 

  • A stitch in time

    HP has officially launched its 3.2m production dye sub printer, the S1000, following on from the earlier, smaller S300 and S500, so it’s time to look at why HP has jumped into the textiles market, and why it chose to do so with these particular printers.

  • HP moves into textiles market

    HP is expanding into textiles with a new HP Stitch brand. To start with, this will include a new range of S-series dye sublimation printers with, of course, accompanying Stitch-branded inks and media.

  • Sabur offers cheaper dye sub printer

    Sabur, which specialises in supplying digital textile solutions, is to distribute the South Korean DGI FT-1604 sublimation printer in the UK. The company already supplies a number of other DGI printers.

  • Nazdar upgrades dye sub inks

    Quality Print Services (QPS) has reported some success with a new series of high density dye sublimation inks from Nazdar, the NDT600 Series, which are designed for use with any printers using Epson printheads.