KYOTO – Japanese industrial conglomerate Kyocera will reveal a new ‘sustainable’ range of digital textile inkjet printers next month at the upcoming ITMA 2023 in Milan, which claims to dramatically reduce water usage in textile printing.
The new all-in-one printing system, which will be shown outside of Japan for the first time, uses a new proprietary pigment ink, pre-treatment liquid, and finishing agent, which are constantly discharged in the same sequence from the inkjet head.
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