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SINGER India introduces SE1201F-58 the latest Single Head 12 Needle Embroidery Machine

SINGER India introduces SE1201F-58 the latest Single Head 12 Needle Embroidery Machine

SINGER India introduces SE1201F-58Introducing the SINGER SE1201F-58: Precision Embroidery Redefined
Step into a new era of embroidery excellence with the SINGER SE1201F-58, a state-of-the-art industrial embroidery machine engineered for professionals. Whether you’re operating a boutique, scaling up production, or delivering intricate custom designs, this machine delivers flawless performance and unmatched reliability. The machine comes with some important features like:

A Sleek 10” Full-Color Touchscreen Panel
Intuitive Control & Navigation: The vibrant 10” LCD touchscreen offers a user-friendly interface, enabling you to easily access embroidery files, monitor realtime stitch progress, and make on-the-fly adjustments
Preview before You Stitch: With on-screen previews, you can visualize your design at actual scale before stitching begins-reducing costly mistakes and material waste

Industry-Leading Embroidery Area: 500 × 800 mm
Oversized Design Space: The generous 500×800 mm embroidery frame is one of the largest in its class
Seamless Flat Embroidery: Designed for fabric fed perfectly flat, this system eliminates distortion

Built for Speed: 1,200?RPM Maximum Rate
Rapid Stitching Capability: At up to 1,200 stitches per minute, the SE1201F-58 lets you complete large-scale designs in a fraction of the time
High Productivity Output: Maximize batch efficiency with reduced stitch-by-stitch delays

Global Voltage Flexibility: 80 V–260 V Support
Unmatched Versatility: Built to accommodate voltage from 80 V to 260 V, this machine is ready For installation anywhere
Travel-Friendly Setup: Whether relocating workshops or deploying units across multiple sites, worry less about electrical compatibility

Robust Industrial Design
Heavy-Duty Durability: Built on a reinforced steel chassis
Professional Motor & Drive System: Equipped with a high-torque motor that powers through thick layers

Seamless Workflow & Premium Output
Effortless Project Handling: Real-time thread-color change notifications and swift thread break Detection
Consistent Stitches: Ensures consistent thread tension and impeccable stitch quality

Who Is This For?
Boutique Designers & Fashion Labels
Uniform & Corporate Branding Providers
Embroidery Entrepreneurs
Institutes & Training Centers

Set-Up & After-Sales Support
Out-of-the-Box Ready: Supplied with flat hoop and tools
SINGER India Service Network: Nationwide supportcoverage
Training & Resources: Access to online videos, user manuals, and guides

Take Control of Your Creations
By choosing the SE1201F-58, you’re investing in:
Reliability
Efficiency
Professionalism

Final Thoughts
If you’re serious about embroidery craftsmanship, the SINGER SE1201F-58 is your powerhouse partner.

Ready to Stitch with Precision?
Transform your design ambitions into reality. Visit SINGER India’s official store to explore availability
and pricing.

Sources & Specifications
Product page: https://shop.SINGERindia.com/ product/se1201f-58/
Key specs: 10” touchscreen, 500 ×800 mm area, flat embroidery, 1,200 RPM, 80 V–260 V power

 

 

 

 

 

GrozBeckert DBxK5 LGR Needle Enhanced thread protection in 3D embroidery

GrozBeckert DBxK5 LGR Needle Enhanced thread protection in 3D embroidery

GrozBeckert DBxK5 LGR Needle Enhanced3D embroidery is a special type of embroidery that uses a foam material – also referred to as “puff foam” – to create a three-dimensional effect. During the embroidery process, the needle enters deeply into the foam, putting significant strain on the embroidery thread. The new Groz-Beckert DBxK5 LGR needle was specifically developed for 3D embroidery. It provides optimal protection for the embroidery thread and helps prevent thread breakage and skipped stitches.

What is 3D embroidery?
In standard embroidery (also referred to as flat or 2D embroidery), the design is stitched directly onto the surface of the fabric, resulting in a flat finish. In contrast, 3D embroidery creates raised, three-dimensional designs. To achieve this effect, a foam material is placed on the surface of the fabric and stitched over with thread. The motif sits on top of the foam, creating the characteristic 3D appearance. At the end of the embroidery process, the excess foam is removed.

The challenge of 3D embroidery
The main challenge in 3D embroidery lies in the thickness of the foam that the needle must penetrate to form a stitch. With the very thick foams used for 3D embroidery, the needle may plunge into the foam all the way to the shank, causing the embroidery thread to become trapped between the needle and the foam. This can lead to skipped stitches and thread breakage.

The solution: The DBxK5 LGR needle
The DBxK5 LGR needle was specifically developed for 3D embroidery. It features a long thread groove that extends into the shank. When the needle enters the foam all the way to the shank, the extended groove provides space for the thread, ensuring improved protection. This prevents the thread from becoming trapped, even when thick foam is used, and significantly reduces the risk of thread breakage and skipped stitches. The DBxK5 LGR needle therefore ensures a reliable process with a highquality 3D embroidery result.

The advantages at a glance:
• Less thread breakage
• Stable embroidery process – even with thick foam
• Flawless high-quality 3D embroidery results
• Developed for industrial requirements

 

 

 

Introducing a Greener Tomorrow the Green Edge Series by Orange O Tec

Introducing a Greener Tomorrow the Green Edge Series by Orange O Tec

In today’s rapidly evolving textile manufacturing industry, sustainability is no longer optional – it’s a necessity. As environmental regulations tighten and global brands demand greener supply chains, the spotlight has turned to eco-conscious innovations. At the forefront of this green revolution in India is Orange O Tec, a trailblazer in digital textile printing, with its groundbreaking Green Edge Series – a line of advanced pigment-based digital printers designed to align industrial output with environmental responsibility.

Pioneering Sustainable Innovation from India’s Textile Hub
Headquartered in Surat, Gujarat, the heart of India’s textile belt, Orange O Tec Pvt. Ltd. was founded in 2011 with a vision to modernize the printing landscape. Over the past decade, the company has installed over 600 machines across India, achieving a turnover of Rs. 250+ crores, solidifying its role as a trusted leader in textile printing technology.

The Green Edge Series is Orange O Tec’s flagship sustainable innovation. Designed
with an eco-first philosophy, it combines waterless printing, reduced chemical usage, and high-speed output, setting new standards for efficiency and environmental compliance in textile manufacturing.

What Makes the Green Edge Series Unique?
At its core, the Green Edge Series is a direct-to-fabric pigment printing solution. Unlike traditional methods that require multiple water- and chemical-intensive steps—such as steaming, washing, and post-treatment – Green Edge printers use a single-step printing process. This not only shortens production timelines but significantly reduces the ecological footprint.

Compatible Fabrics and Applications:
Fabrics: Cotton, polyester, blends, and synthetic textiles
End Products: Fashion apparel, home furnishings, promotional fabrics, t-shirts, tote bags, and more

The technology is available across several printer models, including:
FabPro 1i & 2i (Made in India)
Homer K24, K32, K64
Rocket (for high-volume industrial use)

These machines deliver print speeds ranging from 2,200 to 60,000 linear meters per day, offering tailored solutions for small businesses and large-scale exporters alike.

Pigment Ink: Clean Chemistry for Better Printing
Central to the Green Edge Series’ eco-innovation is its proprietary pigment ink technology. Developed to overcome the challenges of conventional dye-based systems, these water-based inks are:
APEO-Free (The product does not contain any alkylphenolethoxylates.) and non-toxic
Made from nanoscale pigment particles for high resolution
Durable across washing, rubbing, dry cleaning, and perspiration

By forming a thin, flexible film on the fabric – cured at just 160°C – these inks eliminate the need for post-treatment, making the process more efficient and eco-friendlier.

Environmental Impact: Why Pigment Printing Leads the Way
Textile dyeing and printing are among the most polluting industrial processes. Traditional techniques consume vast amounts of water and energy while discharging harmful chemicals. The Green Edge Series directly addresses these issues:

Sustainability Highlights:
90–95% Water Savings: No steaming or washing needed
Lower Energy Use: Energy-intensive machinery is bypassed
Reduced Chemical Discharge: Minimal chemical use and safer waste
Lower Emissions: Up to 70% fewer greenhouse gases during curing

These advantages make pigment printing not just a smart environmental choice, but also a long-term viable solution for manufacturers facing increasing green regulations and buyer expectations.

The Market Opportunity: Pigment Printing on the Rise
The global digital textile printing industry has seen significant growth, driven largely by sustainability concerns and technological advancement.

Key Market Trends:
Market Size (2023): $3.2 Billion
Pigment Ink Market Share: ~57% of direct-to-fabric segment
Expected CAGR (2024–2032): 6.5%
Forecasted Market Size (2032): $5.8 Billion
Technological Shifts: Growth in AI-based monitoring, automation, and modular upgrades

With pigment ink poised to dominate over 65% of the market by 2030, Orange O Tec’s Green Edge Series is strategically positioned for future growth.

India’s Growing Role in the Global Sustainable Printing Ecosystem
Thanks to robust manufacturing capabilities and supportive government policies -such as the PLI Scheme for Textiles, Make in India, and ZLD (Zero Liquid Discharge) mandates – India is quickly becoming a global hub for sustainable textile printing.

Orange O Tec plays a central role in this transformation:
600+ Installations in key textile centres: Surat, Tirupur, Ludhiana, Noida
Monthly Output: Over 3.5 crore linear meters
In-house R&D in Surat for continuous innovation and machine upgrades

Whether you’re a boutique operation or a large-scale exporter, Orange O Tec offers
machines tailored to your needs:

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Why Brands Choose Orange O Tec

In a competitive market, Orange O Tec stands out for its:
Made in India Manufacturing
15+ Years of Expertise in textile printing
PAN India Service Network with 75+ professionals
Scalable Solutions for growing businesses

Green Edge: A Promise for a Greener Textile Future
As consumer expectations evolve and environmental regulations intensify, textile manufacturers must act decisively. Orange O Tec’s Green Edge Series delivers not only cutting-edge printing technology but also a transformative approach to sustainability.

For businesses seeking to future-proof operations while making a positive environmental impact, Green Edge isn’t just a printer – it’s a promise for a cleaner, greener future in textiles

 

 

 

 

 

Inside Kornit’s Apollo The industry’s mass production powerhouse

Inside Kornit’s Apollo The industry’s mass production powerhouse

For many apparel producers, direct-to-garment printing is no longer just a niche technology – it’s a growing necessity. Moran Levy, Kornit’s Digital’s Director of Business Segments and EfiYohanani, Kornit Digital’s Product & Program Manager weigh in on what’s leading the next generation of DTG printing and how the Apollo is changing the game – one printed piece at a time.

As the digital printing industry moves toward faster, more agile production models, traditional analog methods can feel increasingly rigid. In the world of direct-to-garment (DTG) printing, the demand for speed, scalability, and sustainability has never been greater. With the apparel industry’s shift toward on-demand, just-in-time (JIT) production, Kornit Digital’s Apollo technology is the game-changing solution. The Apollo offers a bridge between the speed of analog and the flexibility of digital, purpose-built for high-volume operations. Developed over several years with input from some of the world’s busiest print floors and launched in 2023 after years of rigorous beta testing, the Apollo is Kornit’s response to a shifting production landscape – one majorly defined by a supreme demand for creative flexibility, local responsiveness, and sustainable profitability.

The Apollo can most effectively be considered a platform – not simply a printer. It is part of a longer-term transformation in how garments are produced – one that’s increasingly automated, digitally connected, and localized. “Apollo represents a turning point for digital textile printing – not just in speed and quality, but in how it redefines production,” says Moran Levy, who along with EfiYohanani, leads the printer’s in-depth R&D and system management. “In five years, I see it setting a new standard for high-volume, on-demand digital workflows. Ten years out, it could be at the center of fully automated, interconnected production floors – linked to e-commerce, supply chains, and real-time order systems – enabling faster turnaround, real-time adaptability, and mass customization at scale.”

Designing from the Ground Up
Unlike many printers that are retrofits or reconfigurations of older tech, Apollo was built from scratch with high-throughput digital production in mind. Its automated workflow – from garment loading to curing – is designed to keep operations moving, minimizing downtime and labor. One thing that often surprises new users is how swiftly it runs. “The most consistent feedback we get is around the speed,” says Levy. “In some cases, customers have had to rework their entire floor management strategy just to keep up. Picking and staging garments efficiently becomes critical – otherwise the Apollo can outpace the rest of the process.” With a throughput of up to 400 garments per hour, the Apollo is capable of supporting annual production levels well into the seven figures – all with a relatively small footprint and a single operator. Effectively the most industrial-grade solution in the DTG space, the Apollo is ideal for companies with high production volumes – 550,000 impressions per year at a minimum, though it truly shines above 700,000. It’s well-suited for jobs that were traditionally produced using analog methods, like short runs of 200 to 300 units with a few colors. Those can now be done digitally, without sacrificing quality.

Digital Efficiency Meets Operational Flexibility
While speed is a standout, Apollo’s core strength may lie in its integration-ready design. It supports full automation via API, making it easier to connect to production planning systems, e commerce platforms, or digital order flows. Yet it’s equally functional as a standalone unit, allowing for localized or semi automated use depending on the operation. “Apollo was designed as a truly digital solution,” Levy explains. “It’s not just about speed – it’s about ergonomics, reliability, and how it fits into a modern workflow. Every decision was made to support efficient, high-volume production.” This balance of automation and manual flexibility makes it adaptable – whether you’re running a tightly integrated fulfillment network or scaling a mid-sized business into new markets.

Kornit is also tapping into new innovations regarding how businesses invest in the Apollo. With its all-inclusive SaaS “pay per-click” model, customers don’t need to purchase the printer outright. Instead, they pay a fixed fee per impression – covering the printer, consumables, and service. This frees up capital for businesses by removing the printing costs associated with each order. Customers only pay when they’re producing and selling, which makes it a more scalable, lower-risk model for businesses that are growing. This approach also simplifies planning. In contrast to traditional capital expenditure models – where the cost per garment can vary depending on ink coverage – the Apollo model offers a predictable cost structure, easing pricing decisions and financial forecasting. With the AIC model, the cost per garment is fixed and predictable, removing the variability often seen in traditional CAPEX setups. Kornit also assists in providing samples and detailed cost analyses so customers can actually visualize and map out a plan that fits their most agile and cost effective business needs.

Built-in Sustainability
For businesses trying to reduce their environmental impact, Apollo offers meaningful advantages. Its pigment ink system eliminates the water-intensive processes required by other technologies, while its built-in infrared dryer is designed to minimize energy waste through insulation and targeted heat distribution. More importantly, Apollo enables just-in time production – helping reduce overproduction and excess inventory by aligning output more closely with real-time demand. “It’s not only about greener materials or processes – it’s about making the entire production model more efficient and less wasteful,” emphasizes Levy. This kind of change can ripple throughout a supply chain, especially as more brands prioritize both environmental impact and production transparency.

For apparel decorators, fulfillment centers, and global brands alike, the move to digital is no longer a question of if, but how. With its focus on high-speed output, scalable automation, and environmental responsibility, Kornit’s Apollo is a thoughtfully designed answer for operations that want to grow with the best of the industry.

 

 

Orange O Tec Prepares for Takeoff with ‘Rocket’

Orange O Tec Prepares for Takeoff with ‘Rocket’

India Awaits the Arrival of Homer’s Hybrid Digital Textile Printing Marvel with Up to 60,000 LM/Day Capacity

Orange O Tec has introduced ‘Rocket’, the hybrid single-pass digital textile printing machine to the Indian market. Engineered for unmatched speed, precision and environmental performance, Rocket is redefining the standards of digital textile printing capable of delivering speeds of up to 60,000 LM/day.

With support for pigment, reactive and disperse inks, Rocket is designed to serve the evolving needs of India, Bangladesh, and China’s dynamic textile industries. Its flexibility makes it the ideal solution for both bulk production and bespoke design driven applications.

Advanced Innovation: Hybrid Workflow Meets High Speed Output
The Rocket system is a fully integrated single-pass digital textile printer that automates the entire production flow from fabric feeding to final drying and collection-delivering high efficiency and minimal manual intervention.

Core Components Include:
• Fabric Feeding Unit
• Inline Coating
• Belt Guiding System
• Patented Online Fabric Sizing Station
• High-Speed Inkjet Printing Module
• Controlled Drying Chamber
• Smart Fabric Collection Unit

Versatile Fabric Applications & Ink Compatibility
Rocket provides exceptional print quality across a wide variety of textile substrates, thanks to its compatibility with multiple ink types. Its pigment ink capabilities, in particular, enable sustainable, water-free printing across:
• Natural fibres: Cotton, Viscose, Linen, Hemp
• Blended woven fabrics: Cotton-polyester, Viscose blends
• Synthetic textiles: Polyester-rich fabrics (with disperse ink)

Pigment Ink Advantage
As the textile industry moves toward greener practices, pigment ink stands out for its elimination of post-processing like steaming or washing. Rocket leverages this to significantly reduce water and energy consumption, while maintaining excellent durability, colour brilliance and light fastness-especially on natural fabrics.

Key Benefits of the Rocket System
No Plates, No Delays
Digital on-demand printing allows for instant setup, with no plate-making, unlimited repeat sizes, and intricate multi-colour designs.

True Hybrid Power
Rocket uniquely combines digital inkjet precision with rotary screen versatility and in line coating enabling a wide range of value-added effects, including:
• Metallic foils (gold/silver)
• Pearl and glue paste applications
• Colour-shifting inks
• Embossed and textured finishes

Patented Online Sizing Technology
Rocket’s integrated sizing station enhances efficiency by:
• Delivering up to 5000 metres per paste barrel
• Reducing paste consumption by up to 50%
• Cutting nitrogen emissions by nearly half

Ink Efficiency & Colour Brilliance
A wet-in-wet printing process allows for superior ink penetration and enhanced vibrancy:
• Up to 15% brighter colours
• 10–15% reduction in ink usage, lowering both costs and environmental impact

Market Impact Across Asia
China: Leading the Smart Factory Transformation
Rocket has already reshaped the production capabilities of Chinese textile giants. Shaoxing Shengxin Printing and Dyeing Co., Ltd. operates 6 Rocket units, printing over 3,00,000 square metres daily, enhancing product quality, reducing waste, and lowering labour dependency. To date, 25 Rocket machines have been installed in China, signalling strong market demand and alignment with the nation’s smart manufacturing initiatives.

Bangladesh: Driving Value-Added Export Growth
Rocket debuted in Bangladesh at the Dhaka International Textile & Garment Machinery Exhibition (DTG), catalyzing the country’s shift from bulk exports to customized, high-value manufacturing. With 9 machines already in pipeline, Rocket is helping Bangladeshi manufacturers elevate design capabilities, flexibility and export value.

India: Powering Surat, Tirupur & Emerging Textile Hubs
In India, Rocket is expected to arrive soon, and anticipation is already high in major textile hubs like Surat and Tirupur. The machine will support:
• Compliance with India’s ESG goals
• Rapid turnaround for short-run and customized orders
• Entry into premium global markets via high-end, sustainable printing

Rocket’s pigment ink support also positions it as a top choice for eco-conscious manufacturers aiming to reduce water use and eliminate post-processing.

Sustainable Engineering at Its Core
Sustainability is integral to Rocket’s design and engineering. Key features include:
• Low-temperature drying oven for reduced energy consumption
• Odour control and disinfection system for hygienic fabric output
• Streamlined system architecture to eliminate redundant machinery, saving space and operational costs

By minimizing post-processing and optimizing every stage of the workflow, Rocket drastically lowers both environmental impact and production overheads.

Final Word: A Platform for Future-Ready Printing
The Rocket hybrid single-pass digital textile printer is not just a machine – it’s a transformative solution for forward-thinking textile manufacturers. Whether you are printing natural fibres with pigment, blends with reactive, or synthetics with disperse, Rocket empowers your business with speed, flexibility and sustainability.

 

 

 

Introducing the Monna Lisa ML-18000, the latest innovation in Epson’s Monna Lisa digital textile printer lineup

Introducing the Monna Lisa ML-18000, the latest innovation in Epson’s Monna Lisa digital textile printer lineup

Introducing the Monna Lisa ML-18000, the latest innovation in Epson’s Monna Lisa digital textile printer lineupEpson, a global leader in digital imaging and printing technologies, today announced the launch of the latest addition to its flagship Monna Lisa series of digital textile printers. As the global textile industry embraces a digital transformation, there is a growing need for technologies that offer speed, flexibility, and environmental responsibility without compromising on quality. Digital textile printing has emerged as a vital enabler of this shift — allowing for agile production, reduced resource consumption, and stunning visual expression across a range of fabrics and applications.

In response to these evolving demands, Epson is now launching the Monna Lisa ML-18000 — the latest innovation in its flagship series of high-performance digital textile printers. Designed to deliver unparalleled performance for high-volume production, the ML-18000 offers exceptional print speed, enhanced color depth, and sustainable performance making it a powerful solution for the evolving needs of the textile and fashion printing industries.

Unmatched Productivity with Double Black Ink and PrecisionCore Technology
At the heart of the ML-18000 are 18 Epson PrecisionCore® Micro TFP printheads, enabling production speeds of up to 252 sqm/h in 2-pass mode (600 x 600 dpi), while maintaining outstanding print quality. Its double black ink configuration delivers significantly improved black density, enabling deep, rich tones at high speeds—ideal for applications across fashion, home décor, and soft signage. Compared to its predecessor, the Monna Lisa ML-16000, the ML-18000 utilises a higher proportion of black ink, achieving improved optical density with greater cost-efficiency, especially for dark and monochromatic designs.

Sustainable Performance with Reduced water usage
In line with Epson’s commitment to sustainability, the ML-18000 features an Integrated Water Recycling Unit which conserves valuable water resources by filtering and recycling water used in belt cleaning processes. A built-in sensor continuously monitors the level of water contamination, ensuring maximum recycling efficiency in compliance with local wastewater drainage regulations˟¹. This compact, efficient system reduces water consumption, helps meet local wastewater regulations, and minimizes environmental impact- making it an ideal solution for eco-conscious production environments.

Monna Lisa Quality: Powered by Epson Precision Technologies
The ML-18000 integrates Epson’s advanced Precision Dot Technologies, including microweave and lookup table technologies that reduce banding and graininess. Its multi-layer halftone technology that randomizes halftone dot patterns to reduce visual artifacts and ensure smoother gradations. Additional features like symmetrical color alignment, accurate belt position control, and Epson Edge Print PRO X is genuine Epson RIP software which supports Adobe PDF Print Engine (APPE) – the industry’s leading technology with 16-bit rendering guarantee high-speed and high quality outputs with exceptional detail, clarity, and accuracy—crucial for complex designs and fine patterns.

Engineered for Ease and Efficiency
The ML-18000 is built for non-stop operation. It features a dual 10-liter ink system, high-efficiency cleaning mechanisms, and automated maintenance tools, including auto nozzle verification technology, fabric wiper cleaning, a fluff blower system, ink mist extraction system, and auto calibration powered by an integrated RGB camera. These ensure consistent print quality while minimizing downtime.

Environmentally friendly inks
The ML-18000 uses Epson GENESTA Reactive Inks, which are ECO PASSPORT certified to meet globally recognized standards for environmentally friendly textile printing, and GOTS-approved by ECOCERT˟². These inks deliver brilliant color reproduction while minimizing environmental impact.

Connected for Smart Management
The printer is supported by Epson Cloud Solution PORT, which allows users to monitor printer performance remotely from a PC or mobile device helping to maximize productivity˟³. This real-time visibility enhances workflow productivity and enables Epson’s service teams to diagnose issues remotely, ensuring faster resolution and minimal disruption.

Applications
The ML-18000 is ideal for producing high-quality prints on various fabrics, including silk, cotton, polyester, and blends. Its versatility makes it suitable for diverse markets such as haute couture, fast fashion, home textiles, and sportswear

Key Specifications at a Glance:
• Printheads: 18 Epson PrecisionCore MicroTFP printheads
• Print Speed: Up to 450 sqm/h (300 x 600 dpi, 1 pass˟⁴), 252 sqm/h (600×600 dpi – 2 pass˟⁵), 162 sqm/h (900×600 dpi – 3 pass˟⁶)
• Resolution: Up to 1200 dpi
• Print Width: 185 cm
• Ink Colors: 8 (Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Grey, Red, Blue, Orange, Crimson)

Satyajeet Satpathy, Director – Sales & Marketing, Epson India, says, “The Monna Lisa ML-18000 is a next-generation digital textile printing solution designed to meet the growing demand for high-speed, high-quality, and sustainable printing. With double black ink technology, an integrated water recycling system, and a robust Epson ecosystem, it empowers textile printing businesses to stay competitive while advancing responsible production practices.”

˟¹ Costs and compliance with local wastewater drainage regulations will vary according to print volume and the locale in which the printer and water recycling unit are used
˟² Genesta RE-N Reactive inks: except one of Grey (Grey RE-N)
˟³ All features of this system require an active internet connection and use of a supported browser
˟⁴ With 300x300dpi 2 Half Tone layers
˟⁵ With 300x300dpi 4 Half Tone layers
˟⁶ With 300x300dpi 6 Half Tone layers

 

 

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