The entire portfolio is equipped with the same Kyocera printhead technology, creating a platform to maximise flexibility, reliability, and reproducibility of results, the company said in a press release.
JP7—the versatile scanning industrial digital printing machine can print both fabric and paper and scale up the number of printheads (from 8 up to 16). JP7 is the key to modulating investment and improving process efficiency by reducing operating costs and ensuring a rapid return of the investment. JP7 reaches industrial printing speed, satisfying today and time-to-market.
Digistar Bellagio BIB—reactive ink by JK Group - at work into JP7. At the fair, the visitors will see firsthand the results of the next investment in printing quality, colour intensity, depth of black colours, and runnability. The high-performance level is possible due to the perfect balance between printability and drying.
Printing with pigment inks is an easy and waterless process, suitable for a wide range of fibres. The printing process by pigment allows a sustainable production chain, ensuring cost-effective printing outputs. This is possible, thanks to the flexibility and versatility of JP7 which can be easily “shifted” to other printing processes, making the investment extremely cost-effective.
MS Printing will help sustainable development goals with concrete actions by offering disperse, dye-sub, pigment, and reactive inks that comply with the major textile international environmental standards, among which there are ZDHC and Eco Passport certifications.
ALCHEMPro News Desk (RR)
Receive daily prices and market insights straight to your inbox. Subscribe to AlchemPro Weekly!
marketing@alchempro.com
