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Home » Flyeralarm buys Kornit Allegro at Heimtextil
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Flyeralarm buys Kornit Allegro at Heimtextil

By January 18, 20171 Min Read
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Flyeralarm, a leading online printing company in the B2B market in Europe and one of the largest e-commerce companies in Germany, acquired Allegro machine from Kornit Digital, developers of industrial digital printing technologies for the garment, apparel, and textile industries, at the recently held Heimtextil 2017 expo in Germany.
The new machine generates an exciting opportunity for Flyeralarm to extend the product and material range by offering direct print to material such as cotton, organic cotton, silk, and polyester as of March 2017.
The first products printed on the Allegro that will be launched by Flyeralarm include fabrics by the meter, retractable banners, tablewear, and chairs. Using ecological colours, the printing process is environment-friendly. Customers can also send individual inquiries for reel material or any other special requirements to the Flyeralarm customer service centre.
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