India’s biggest manufacturer of digital printing technologies, ColorJet India will be launching and showcasing live demonstrations on Reactive ink of the FABJET GRAND, a 3.2 metre direct to fabric printer, which is the widest width printer, at Heimtextil which runs from June 27-29, 2018 at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi in hall no. 11, booth no. H-300.
Earlier, there were hardly any players manufacturing or marketing 3.2 metre digital printers. ColorJet has now opened up this segment by launching a 3.2 metre digital printer at an affordable price to make the technology accessible to fabric process houses and print service providers.
While, ColorJet has installed several FABJET GRAND printers which use either Disperse or Pigment inks to print on cotton and polyester fabrics, this is the first-time the company is showcasing the FABJET GRAND using Reactive inks, which are the best solution for direct printing on natural fabrics and provides the fabric with excellent brightness, wash and colour fastness.
The FABJET GRAND is especially targeted at the customised home furnishings textile segment, particularly for producers of home décor products like curtains, bed covers, table covers and sofa covers to directly print on cotton and polyester-based fabrics and uses environmental friendly aqueous based Pigment, Reactive or Disperse inks.
The FABJET GRAND is equipped with advanced colour management engine and colour processing tools, which ensure faster processing of files leading to saving time, increasing productivity and also has user-friendly and easy-to-use colour controls to manage colours.
ColorJet is the only manufacturer that offers and sells machines as a solution, along with RIP colour management, ink usage, ICC profile and training for application development or various applications so that a machine can be used across different markets.
Since ColorJet is a manufacturer based in India, the company offers always-on-time after-sales support and maintenance. ColorJet digital textile printers have been installed at several textile fabrics process houses across India and the world and has gained the trust of the user community, due to the robustness of its printers and also the excellent after sales service and support within 24 working hours.
ColorJet’s centralised customer care, team of engineers and well-maintained inventory levels of consumables or spares, with an all-India presence, ensures 100% customer satisfaction.
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