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Kornit Digital bags order for Allegro system at Heimtextil

19 Jan '17
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Courtesy: Kornit
Courtesy: Kornit

Kornit Digital, a global leader in digital textile printing, has received new system orders for Allegro at Heimtextil 2017, a leading expo for home textile design, which took place in Germany from January 10 to 13, 2017. The company displayed a live demonstration of Allegro, with its unique dry process, which led to high customer interest and system orders.

The Allegro, which utilises Kornit’s proprietary NeoPigment printing process, is the only industrial solution that can print with high quality on multiple fabric types, with no separate pre or post treatment required.

At only seven metres in length, the Allegro offers a unique proposition with an impressive seven-coloured, photorealistic print quality, an ability to print on multiple fabric types without changing inks, minimal infrastructure requirements and practically no water consumption.

These benefits are ideal for online printers with a high degree of automation, as well as for home textile and fashion producers with a focus on short turnarounds and small production runs. In fact, the entire Kornit booth, designed as a baby room, was fully ordered and fulfilled by one of Kornit's Allegro customers.

One of the new members of the Allegro user community is Flyeralarm, a leading online printer based out of Wuerzburg, Germany. The company achieves an annual turnover of more than €300 million, and employs nearly 2,000 people across six company sites. While the company has offered polyester-based printed textile products before, they will now be able to print on different fabric types and to offer printed cotton fabrics in addition, such as chair covers, sunbeds, and fabrics by the metre.

With these latest additions to the global install base of Allegro systems, the company will now serve more than 20 customer sites, ranging from North America, Central Europe, Latin America, Turkey, and South East Asia.

Based on Kornit’s approach of offering a completely dry single step solution, digital fabric printing is returning to western countries as former challenges, such as end-to-end costs, pollution, regulations, health and safety, and space can be addressed. (GK)

Fibre2Fashion News Desk – India

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