Brother Enters Wide-Format Latex Segment with Latest Launch
Bridgewater, New Jersey—Brother International Corporation will be entering the signage market with the all-new WF1-L640 64-inch latex wide-format printer.
FULL STORYSTAHLS’, St. Clair Shores, Michigan, has introduced UltraColor Max direct-to-film (DTF) transfers as a new custom heat-transfer service option.
UltraColor MAX transfer technology prints logos with a superior lightweight, stretchable, soft feel and are perfect for highly detailed designs, including floating text, according to the company. It is ideal for use on cotton, polyester, cotton/poly blends and tri-blend fabrics.
In addition to superior print results and no color limitations, UltraColor MAX transfers can be heat applied in a single step at a low application temperature (290°F / 145°C), and peels hot. With manufacturing and printing locations in Ohio, Michigan, Arizona, and Pennsylvania, all custom transfers are made in the U.S. and available with the fastest possible turn times, according to the company.
“The future of heat printing starts with UltraColor MAX,” says Josh Ellsworth, STAHLS’ EVP sales and marketing. “We’ve shown hundreds of customers how easy and convenient it is to order and use these innovative transfers. Heat printers are blown away with the ability to press detailed, full color logos on hats, bags, and performance wear. Plus, the cost per impression just makes sense. You can confidently say yes to any print job, any logo placement, and almost any delivery deadline.” — D.S.
Bridgewater, New Jersey—Brother International Corporation will be entering the signage market with the all-new WF1-L640 64-inch latex wide-format printer.
FULL STORYThe Pennsylvania-based custom direct-to-film (DTF) transfers company Ninja Transfers has announced a number of significant changes in its shipping options designed to make life that much easier for its customers.
FULL STORYSupacolor has begun offering decorated apparel professionals what it calls SupaDTF, its first 100-percent digital heat transfer and a product that requires no minimum orders.
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