Kornit Announces New Opportunities, Previews MAX Transfer
Kornit Digital showcases new opportunities for brands and retailers, custom sportswear, home décor, and customized designers at FESPA Global Print Expo 2024. As part of these enhanced solutions, brands and retailers can capitalize on Kornit’s next generation direct-to-garment (DTG) offering, the Atlas MAX PLUS, specifically designed to deliver the highest standards of quality, reliability, and color vibrancy across their businesses, the company says in a press release. Attendees are additionally offered a sneak peek at Kornit’s direct-to-film (DTF) solution, MAX Transfer, enabling both brands and retailers to expand application offerings with a unique hand-feel, enhanced durability, and placement versatility.
“Kornit has a proven history of innovation and pushing boundaries,” says Ronen Samuel, chief executive officer, at Kornit Digital. “At FESPA, we are proud to enhance this leadership with our latest solutions, providing customers with the creativity, flexibility, and productivity they and the industry need to address key challenges of speed to market, inventory reduction, and sustainability.”
A Digital Printing Revolution: Kornit MAX PLUS and Kornit MAX Transfer
Kornit MAX PLUS is an all-in-one system for decorated apparel — now incorporating smart curing, flexible pallet sizing, automated calibration, and color consistency. The company states that the system takes the Atlas MAX platform to the next level with productivity of up to 150 garments per hour. The integrated solution pushes smart production even further for production flexibility, consistency, and quality.
Kornit announces a technology demonstration of Kornit MAX Transfer, an enhancement to its Atlas MAX PLUS collection. This marks a significant milestone, as the solution emerges as one of the industry’s first industrial solutions tailored for direct-to-film (DTF) printing, according to the company. The solution can produce hundreds of impressions per hour without the mess of powders.
Underscoring these solutions is the introduction of Kornit’s next generation of raster image processing (K-RIP) software. The solution is specifically designed to help brands and producers easily meet customer demands for color accuracy and matching.
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