Digital textile printing

We make digital prints using reactive, disperse and acid dyes as well as pigments. Digital printing has no limitations on colour, providing a platform for designers to produce intricate, inspired designs.

The main advantage of digital printing over conventional wet printing is that there are no limits on either the scale or the number of colours used – which in turn offers fabric designers the freedom to create fabulous designs which could not be produced by any other print method.  The print quality rivals conventional processes with much greater flexibility in terms of colour and repeat printing.

Although digital ink-jet printing was introduced originally for sampling, as run speeds have increased and the cost of both the print machines and their inks have started to reduce, digital printing is increasingly seen as a viable option for high-end production runs and special designs.

Our print quality rivals conventional processes, with our latest high-speed machines producing full-colour designs to the same exceptional quality as our conventional printing methods. The creation of digital textile printing at the end of the twentieth century has had a significant effect on the design, creation, use and understanding of textiles.

We make digital prints on

- polyester with disperse dyes, max width 320 cm

- polyester and mixtures with sublimation through paper, max. width 190 cm.

- cotton, linen, viscose, silk and wool with reactive dyes. Max width 180 cm.

- polyamide and polyamide-elastane with reactive/acid dyes. Max. width 180 cm.

- cotton, linen, polyester and mixtures with pigments. Max. width roll to roll 192 cm.

 Max. printing size in digital T-shirt printing 40x50 cm.

Instructions for print originals.

Contact us to discuss your requirements.