Mimaki Europe, a leading provider of industrial inkjet printers, cutting plotters, and 3D printers, has announced the introduction of two revolutionary technologies at ITMA 2023: a Textile Pigment Transfer Printing System and the Neo-Chromato Process.
Perhaps though what will live longest in memories will be our celebrated Manga artist, Uchida, painting, over the course of the show, a wonderful Manga scene. She attracted crowds of onlookers who watched the picture emerge on the three by two metre canvas.
Sustainability and circularity are essential considerations for any business today. Working in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Mimaki will use ITMA 2023 to showcase its completely waterless digital textile print solutions.
Witness our sustainable innovations and our industry 5.0 approach as they unfold in front of you in the form of: The Future of Pigment: our latest ink formula is a pigment capable of combining the already existing qualities of this formula with new, improved characteristics.
Strong registration figures provide tailwind for Heimtextil 2024: more than 2,500 exhibitors have already announced their participation in the worlds leading trade fair for home and contract textiles from January 9 to 12, 2024.
This is equivalent to the annual emissions of France, Germany, and Great Britain combined. To meet the United Nations sustainability agenda, and meaningfully address its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), action, beyond simply signing onto a framework, is required.
Helping textile creatives embrace fresh perspectives with new, enhanced, and collaborative technology will be the focus of Ricohs attendance at FESPA. Europes leading exhibition for screen and digital, textile and wide format printing, will take place at Messe Munich from May 23 to 26.
