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#ITMA 2023

ZIMMER AUSTRIA will be exhibiting at ITMA 2023 in Milan, Italy to introduce some of their latest innovations

On 4,300 ft², several exhibits will be presented including the latest COLARIS Digital inkjet printer with Vision camera detection system and the STR System Wenk Rotary Screen Stripping and Ironing Machine. The equipment will be presented during multiple life demonstrations.

Additionally, several models of coating and screen-printing lines, along with different rotary screen printing heads and squeegee devices will be on display. All exhibits will be complemented with a comprehensive set of coated and digitally printed textiles, such as technical textiles, military camouflage prints with IRR control, printed webbing, transportation fabrics, home textile and various carpet flooring products.




ZIMMER AUSTRIA stands for manufacturing of high-quality machinery Made in Austria. Tradition paired with innovation is the foundation for 150 years (1874 - 2024) of service to the textile and carpet industries. Revolutionary products from ZIMMER AUSTRIA such as the magnetic squeegee system, the first rotary screen printer, and the first digital printer have transformed and shaped the textile and carpet industries over the years.


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