Business magazine for professional embroiderers, textile printers and garment decorators, formely Eurostitch
Mimaki has appointed Mike Horsten as the new Marketing Manager of its European Headquarters, Mimaki Europe in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Horsten brings over 22 years of production and international marketing experience to Mimaki. Read More →
The joined exhibition of Serigrafia, Sign and FutureTextil, achieved its broadest ever reach. Taking place at the Expo Center Norte Exhibition Centre in Sao Paulo, Brazil from 20th to 23rd July, the exhibition attracted 450 exhibitors and over 45,000 visitors from Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and a number of Central American countries. Read More →
AnaJet released the mPower, a new high-capacity, high-performance direct to garment printer at The NBM Show in Long Beach, California. Read More →
Gunold has conducted embroidery seminars and workshops for the past eight years in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Now, a new chapter will open, starting October of this year. Read More →
Software company Wilcom has launched DecoNetwork Version 4, with a focus on improving quote, order and invoice process efficiency for all custom decorators working with embroidery, direct-to garment printing and promotional products. Read More →
During ITMA 2011, SWF will show the ‘SB Tubular Series’ machine and attachments for the ‘TA Series’ machine. Read More →
Konica Minolta will unveil two new inkjet textile printers at ITMA 2011. The Nassenger PRO 1000 for significantly high-volume production and the Nassenger PRO 60 for small production. Read More →
The Falcon duplex flash has been designed specifically for flashing large, all-over prints. The flash cure unit is effective for areas up to 30 by 40 inches. Read More →
Screen announces that Samor Italia S.r.l. will handle sales of its range of PlateRite CTP devices, and associated workflow, as well as its large format digital printers on an exclusive basis throughout Italy. Read More →
Since the beginning of 2011, a significant portion of recycled polyester fibres has been incorporated in the production of Polyneon 40. The production of recycled polyester requires no crude oil and waste mountains are reduced. Read More →