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EFI Reggiani unveiled eco-friendly and efficient printing technologies at ITM

The new greener solutions on the EFI Reggiani booth at ITM (c) 2016 TexData
EFI™ Reggiani has emphasized the “Green Factory of the Future” for industrial textile manufacturing by unveiling two advanced, eco-friendly and efficient printing technologies at the ITM Exhibition, June 1-4 at Istanbul’s Tuyap Expo Centre.
EFI Reggiani’s All-In Green Printing Process is a complete solution that provides superior printing definition, color intensity, and dry and wet rub-fastness. All-In Green is EFI Reggiani’s latest technological development and features the new EFI Reggiani ReNOIR ONE-600 printer. The ONE-600 model offers improved print quality with new ink feeding and recovery systems, and superior imaging resolutions for efficient, high-quality décor and apparel sampling and production.

Another new offering at ITM extends EFI Reggiani’s extensive ink portfolio for the textile space. New EFI Reggiani AQUA reactive ink shown at the exhibition provides a safer printing process while extending ink head life. The water-based AQUA reactive inks are designed for use with Kyocera printhead technology that provide high-end digital printing capabilities on EFI Reggiani machines.

EFI Reggiani provides full technological support and a 12-month warranty on the print heads used with AQUA inks on EFI Reggiani printers. Users gain consistently high quality backed by an experienced EFI Reggiani support team offering extensive knowledge.

Versatile direct and transfer printing on the EFI Reggiani NEXT Also at ITM, EFI Reggiani shown the 1.8m NEXT printing on transfer paper for sportswear, fashion and signage applications, employing dye-sublimation inks. The NEXT printer is a highly versatile product able to print onto fabrics and papers using the same ink set with a 1.8m and 3.4m beltless digital printing system.

EFI Reggiani products are designed and manufactured to the highest standards and to simplify textile production across a wide range of industries. 

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