Garment Printing Australia is Installing the Country’S First Digital Polyester Print System, the Kornit Digital Avalanche Poly Pro
Nayyar Samad, CEO of Garment Printing Australia, who co-owns the business with his wife Sadia, told Print21 that the company already ran DTG, screen printing, vinyl transfer, and laser transfer equipment – but needed a solution for polyester. He added that it was hard to print on polyester, and they were looking to have more machines to their operations. They were putting the vinyl transfer for a black shirt because they were not able to do dye sub. But, the with the Kornit Machines they will break all the limits of designing and printing.
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia., June 29, 2021 - /PressReleasePoint/ - Garment Printing Australia
Print21 interviewed the Ceo, Nayyar Samad, who co-owns the business with his wife Sadia. During his interview, he revealed the strategic plans of his company. He said that the company is already ran DTG, screen printing, vinyl transfer, and laser transfer equipment but looked-for a solution of polyester.
He added that it was hard to print on polyester, and they were looking to have more machines to their operations. They were putting the vinyl transfer for a black shirt because they were not able to do dye sub. But, the with the Kornit Machines they will break all the limits of designing and printing.
According to Ceo, Kornit visited them and showed them the working samples of machines that were incredible, high quality and durable. He declared that Australia has a great market for performance outwears, and they wanted to take hold of that market.
Samad said, with the Poly Pro excels in short-run printing, will reduce the bulk orders from the customers. This sort of machine will not have the minimum orders.
They’re working in both consumer and corporate sectors from past five years by tshirtplus.com.au for consumers and garmentprinting.com.au for corporate. Samad added the words that they are doing a great business and they have always been busy that is why they have bought new bigger printers to continue their legacy.
According to Samad, ‘small printers will diminish from the rooms in future because the load will be transfer on big printers. It will not possible to have only one printer for DTG as market is going to be more professional.’ He added.
Vice president of marketing and product strategy at Kornit Omer Kulka also added his words that the single step Poly Pro reinvents polyester printing with a new process and inkset.
He also said that they are working more operationally effective to break the boundaries of technology so that their customers can revolutionize and open new markets with new business opportunities. The new NeoPoly Technology is the proof of this innovation and reinvention mission.
The Polypro will be exhibited on the Kissel + Wolf stand, number H37, at PrintEx before being installed at Garment Printing Australia in mid-August.