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  • Heat presses engineered for dimensional digital decoration

    The Sublideck Surface Decoration System is a new range of specialty heat presses engineered for dimensional digital decoration.

    March 1, 2010
  • BC Lottery Corp., an official sponsor of the 2010 Winter Olympics, toured communities in British Columbia with their 2010 Winter Games Dome. Ideal Canopy Tent & Structure, Delta, B.C., Canada, designed and fabricated the structure. Photo: BC Lottery Corp.

    Upselling with graphics

    Custom digital graphics create value-added opportunities for customers and new economies for manufacturers.

    March 1, 2010

  • Versatile printer/cutter features metallic ink

    The VersaCAMM VS-640 inkjet printer/cutter from Roland DGA Corp. features DPI Metallic Silver ECO-SOL MAX ink.

    March 1, 2010

  • The right solution

    Ink manufacturers strive to improve capabilities for printing on textiles.

    February 16, 2010

  • Graphic and printing accessories

    The R2R system allows sublimation, fabric and banner printers to run up to 600 pound master rolls of material for 24/7 uninterrupted printing.

    February 8, 2010

  • Metallic film

    Oracal USA has added 29 new eye-catching metallic colors to its 2-mil premium cast Series 951 metallic film family.

    December 16, 2009

  • Versatile VersaUV printer

    Roland DGA Corp. offers the VersaUV LEC-330, a 30-inch, roll-to-roll LED-UV inkjet printer and cutter, an all-in-one device for seamless workflow and efficiency.

    December 1, 2009

  • Dual-purpose printer

    GO Salsa TX 64-inch printer handles both direct-to-fabric and dye sublimation printing for unmatched versatility.

    November 16, 2009

  • Coated media engineered to be sturdy and lightweight

    New Pure Color Apollo Flag from Neschen is engineered to be both sturdy and lightweight, allowing for the creation of dramatic messaging.

    November 1, 2009
  • AdShades from Rainier Industries, Tukwila, Wash., provide both shade and marketing for a natural foods store. Photo: Rainier Industries.

    Easing the squeeze

    Fabric graphics manufacturers and suppliers look forward to market improvements in 2010.

    November 1, 2009

  • Four-step sustainability from SGIA

    Specialty Graphic Imaging Association (SGIA) has recently updated its 4-Step Sustainability Action Plan with additional resources to help imagers develop a successful Sustainability Management System (SMS) in their printing businesses.

    November 1, 2009

  • Moveable graphics can be repositioned 100 times

    The Start SOMA Art Gallery in San Francisco, Calif., wanted artists and designers to think big.

    November 1, 2009

  • New rotary drum heat transfer machine features lightweight roll shafts

    Model 7240IJO rotary drum heat transfer machine for digital dye-sub printing of fabric up to 40 inches wide prints approximately 3 linear feet per minute at a 40-second dwell time.

    November 1, 2009

  • Printer able to handle variety of job sizes and fabric types

    The UJET Mc3-Premium textile printer from Converd handles large and small projects from samples and proofs to 500-yard runs.

    November 1, 2009

  • Vinyl bus wrap goes on historic tour

    In 1787, Northern and Southern states at odds over slavery fought over whether slaves would be counted as persons for tax distribution and apportionment of representatives to the U.S. Congress.

    November 1, 2009

  • Sustainability statement

    Sponsored by Fabric Graphics Association, IFAI

    Products and services rendered green by today’s standards may not be the guidelines for sustainable or green products of the future. Because the green process is a living process in constant change, FGA members have prepared the following sustainability statement as a guideline for all members of the industry:

    The Fabric Graphics Association is committed to supporting the sustainable business practices of its members.

    FGA, through its educational efforts, encourages the understanding and implementation of environmentally, socially and economically responsible programs that support the growth of its member companies.

    FGA works with manufacturers and suppliers to promote products that are environmentally friendly.

    FGA encourages its members to adopt practices that conserve resources and energy in their processes, as well as minimize the use of harmful chemicals. FGA members are encouraged to design their products to lower the use of energy throughout the life span of the product.

    FGA members should look for opportunities to apply sustainable practices throughout their entire organizations, not just on the plant floor.

    The FGA board of directors encourages members to use third party certification programs for formal recognition of their sustainability programs.

    The statement will be reinforced during a symposium to be held at IFAI Expo 2009 in San Diego, Calif.