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Kornit shows Avalanche Hexa & Storm II at ShanghaiTex
16 Jun '15
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At ShanghaiTex 2015, Kornit Digital is focusing on live demonstrations of two of its industry leading direct-to-garment models: the Avalanche Hexa and the Storm II in hall W5, booth no. W5F03.
These are being complemented by a sample and application area of the Kornit Allegro roll-to-roll, one-step printing system, soon to be launched in Asia Pacific.
All systems are based on its unique NeoPigment inks, printing technology and process that eliminates any level of pre-treatment processes both for garments and fabrics, natural or man-made, white and dark.
The company’s booth is also displaying samples of unique industrial applications like denim printing, full digital discharge samples and high quality polyester active garment printing.
According to Kornit, it is the only manufacturer offering direct-to-garment printing systems from entry-level through to industrial production scale, all based on its innovative NeoPigment inks and process.
“NeoPigment inks deliver the largest gamut as well as leading performance and fastness levels and using the NeoPigment technology eliminates the need for external pre-treatment or preparation processes,” it added.
“With just one ink set, users can print on the widest variety of fabric substrates and experience excellent results every time,” it informed.
The Kornit Avalanche Hexa is a six-colour-plus-white high productivity system designed for fashion, apparel and promotional garments printing.
It features an additional red and green ink and produces a colour gamut 25 per cent larger than the one of standard CMYK systems.
It features two parallel independent pallets up to 60x90 cm each and is an ideal system for producing brand and spot colours with a productivity of up to 250 shirts/hour.
The dual-pallet printing system Storm II is based on robust, proven technology, features a double pallet system and provides one of the most efficient and cost-effective ways to print on garments up to 150 pieces / hour.
“The Storm II is now available with an optional humidifying system to ensure performance even in demanding environments,” it noted.
Not on the booth, but represented by a demo area of high quality print applications of home textile and fashion, is the Kornit Allegro roll-to-roll digital textile 1 step printing solution.
The Kornit Allegro is a full, all in one printing line that prints and cures with no need for pre-treatment in one modular system and can be operated by a single operator.
It is also based on Kornit’s NeoPigment printing technology that completely eliminates pre and post treatment processes for both natural and synthetic fabrics.
The Kornit Allegro offers an innovative, enabling solution that saves on energy, water, space, and labour and eliminates the entry barrier to the digital fabric printing market. (AR)
These are being complemented by a sample and application area of the Kornit Allegro roll-to-roll, one-step printing system, soon to be launched in Asia Pacific.
All systems are based on its unique NeoPigment inks, printing technology and process that eliminates any level of pre-treatment processes both for garments and fabrics, natural or man-made, white and dark.
The company’s booth is also displaying samples of unique industrial applications like denim printing, full digital discharge samples and high quality polyester active garment printing.
According to Kornit, it is the only manufacturer offering direct-to-garment printing systems from entry-level through to industrial production scale, all based on its innovative NeoPigment inks and process.
“NeoPigment inks deliver the largest gamut as well as leading performance and fastness levels and using the NeoPigment technology eliminates the need for external pre-treatment or preparation processes,” it added.
“With just one ink set, users can print on the widest variety of fabric substrates and experience excellent results every time,” it informed.
The Kornit Avalanche Hexa is a six-colour-plus-white high productivity system designed for fashion, apparel and promotional garments printing.
It features an additional red and green ink and produces a colour gamut 25 per cent larger than the one of standard CMYK systems.
It features two parallel independent pallets up to 60x90 cm each and is an ideal system for producing brand and spot colours with a productivity of up to 250 shirts/hour.
The dual-pallet printing system Storm II is based on robust, proven technology, features a double pallet system and provides one of the most efficient and cost-effective ways to print on garments up to 150 pieces / hour.
“The Storm II is now available with an optional humidifying system to ensure performance even in demanding environments,” it noted.
Not on the booth, but represented by a demo area of high quality print applications of home textile and fashion, is the Kornit Allegro roll-to-roll digital textile 1 step printing solution.
The Kornit Allegro is a full, all in one printing line that prints and cures with no need for pre-treatment in one modular system and can be operated by a single operator.
It is also based on Kornit’s NeoPigment printing technology that completely eliminates pre and post treatment processes for both natural and synthetic fabrics.
The Kornit Allegro offers an innovative, enabling solution that saves on energy, water, space, and labour and eliminates the entry barrier to the digital fabric printing market. (AR)
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