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CNT to re-launch inkjet event

By August 23, 20171 Min Read
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Catalysing New Technologies Expositions and Services (CNT; formerly known as Inkjet Forum India) will re-launch the Inkjet India Conference as the Digital Textile Symposium. The conference, currently in its seventh year, will delve deeper on the opportunities and market growth enabled by new high speed and high performance digital textile systems and consumables.

The symposium will take place in Mumbai on November 16, 2017. CNT will focus on creating business opportunities for the various stakeholders of the digital textile printing industry and charting out a sustainable growth part for this technology in India, says the organiser on its website.

The Digital Textile Symposium will cover multiple topics pertaining to the industry. These include high speed digital fabric printing solutions, digital fabric printing for increase profits, pigment inkjet technology for textiles, software solutions enabling digital textile printing, latest technologies for textile sublimation printing, emergence of new business models driving digital textile printing, solutions for durable printing of home textile and direct disperse inkjet printing onto synthetic fabrics.

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