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ColorJet launching green digital fabric printing

By August 4, 20162 Mins Read
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ColorJet Group, one of the largest manufacturers of digital inkjet printers in India, is participating in the Knit Show being held at Tirupur from August 7-9 and will be introducing its direct-to-fabric digital printing machines using water-based pigment inks aimed at green digital printing.

ColorJet will be showcasing samples printed on its best-selling direct-to-fabric digital printing machines; the METRO and VASTRAJET, which use the groundbreaking and environmentally friendly, water-based pigment inks.

Traditionally, printing through all other inks whether through screen or digital, a square metre of fabric consumes approximately 100 litres of water till finishing. Major pollutants in the discharged waste water are highly suspended solids, chemical oxygen demand, acidity, etc.

ColorJet has now also entered into the league of high production segment and unveiled the advanced high speed industrial grade digital textile printer, the METRO in the Indian market, which fantastically incorporates the latest technology and efficient engineering to meet ever growing demands and operates at a maximum speed of 362 sq m per hour.

Compatible to work with all types of inks like reactive, acid, disperse and pigment, this printer weaves magic on a variety of fabrics. Be it any kind of fabric, ranging from 0.1 mm to 30 mm including cotton, polyester, silk, viscose, wool, nylon, acetate and various blended fabrics can be printed on the METRO.

Another direct to fabric printer with moderate production capabilities, the VASTRAJET, after a spate of success stories in Surat, is geared up to help Southern India mills attain economies of scale, by reducing turnaround time and is also suitable for natural as well as polyester based fabrics like georgette, moss crepe, weightless, chiffon, etc.

ColorJet Group, one of the largest manufacturers of digital inkjet printers in India, markets its products in 14 countries worldwide. Founded in 2004, the company maintains its operations via two manufacturing facilities and sales offices spread across seven countries, which include India, China, Bangladesh, UAE and Sri Lanka. Till date, ColorJet has installed and implemented over 4,000 of its printing solutions and products across 315 cities around the world backed by a strong 278 member team, of which almost 100 are in technical related functions.

For further information: www.colorjetgroup.com

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