Sign Makers Expand into New Markets at the 2013 SGIA Expo
40 percent more sign makers registered to attend the Expo this year
40 percent more sign makers registered to attend the Expo this year
SGP is going to have a strong showing at SGIA Expo this year. Board members, Certified printers, and Patrons will be speaking at the Expo’s first-ever Strategic Sustainable Solutions Zone. During the sessions, these experts will explore a range of topics related to sustainability in print.
Sushant School of Design,Ansal University, Gurgaon, a private university with strong international collaborations dedicated to providing advanced trans-disciplinary education, is hosting a two-day Ajrakh designing and printing workshop from 23rd-25th September. The workshop is an endeavor to promote the use and knowledge of the craft of Ajrakh dyeing and printing, a traditional textile craft practiced by the Khatri community of Kutch, Gujarat. Dr Ismail Khatri, a master craftsman, will conduct the workshop.
Pixartprinting has the first Italian installation of the number one Rhotex inkjet printer for industrial soft signage Durst application.
Inkjet Forum India, the leading inkjet knowledge transfer platform in India are bringing their flagship Inkjet India Conference to Delhi in February 2014. This 1 day conference will be focused specifically on Digital Printing of Textiles and will include an Industrial Visit to a Digital Textile Printing house to give the delegates some hands on experience about Digital Textile Printing.
Making its debut with a new digital textile printer at this year’s SGIA expo in Orlando, Florida, is specialist developer and manufacturer, Hollanders. The company, based in the Netherlands, is planning to use the event to announce the arrival at the start of next year of its entry-level ColorBooster 250 2.5m wide-format machine. In addition, the established 3.2m ColorBooster XL and innovative double-sided ColorBooster DS options will be introduced to the American market.
New educational Zones put Garment Decoration on full display