Value-added Services - Textile Printing
Designed to keep DTFilm production moving, the SureColor G9070 is engineered for reliable, non-stop performance, consistent color, and minimal maintenance.
Roland DG's updated TY-300 DTF printer supports high-duty-cycle apparel production with doubled white ink capacity, improved stability, and workflow gains.
Here’s some of the equipment for value-added services from the show floor, including apparel decoration, embellishment, and more.
Apparel decoration is becoming a popular value-added service for in-plants. PRINTING United Expo’s Apparel Zone will provide a free hands-on training destination.
As in-plants look to expand their services, apparel decoration is emerging as a compelling opportunity. In this conversation, IPI Editor Bob Neubauer sits down with Apparelist’s Cassie Green and Content Editor Kalie VanDewater to explore entry points into garment decoration and assess whether direct-to-garment printing is a viable option for in-plants.
Blaine Gabriel, director of Ohio University Printing Services, reveals why he plans to return to PRINTING United Expo for the fourth year in a row and what he'll be looking for at the show.
Many in-plants are adding in-house apparel decorating to add value to their organizations. Is this the right move for your in-plant?
In-plants are always looking for new ways to add value to and save money for their organizations.
To make Mesa Public Schools’ in-plant sustainable for the future, the shop has expanded its wide-format and apparel services, adding new equipment to enhance those offerings.
To help graphic designers create print-ready artwork without any headaches, a few industry experts share their design best practices, mistakes to avoid, and ways to leverage artificial intelligence (AI).














