Textilegence September October 2023 issue carries the prominent topics of the textile agenda to its pages. In addition to evaluations on the latest situation in the Turkish and global textile industry, we bring you the latest technologies and developments of leading manufacturers with our exclusive interviews in this new issue. In this issue, you will find the impact and ongoing reflections of the numerous innovations presented at ITMA 2023 held in Milan in June.
Zimmer Austria contributes to the development of the sector with its experience in digital military camouflage printing, a new emerging market. As Textilegence, we talked to Andreas Rass, CEO of Zimmer Austria Digital Printing Systems, about Zimmer’s story and technical details in this special sector.
You can also discover the latest technologies and innovations in our exclusive interviews with the officials of leading companies from different segments such as Biancalani, MS Printing and DuPont.
The latest solutions continue to meet the printing market. Adding the UJV100-160Plus printer to the 100 Series and the UCJV330-160 integrated print/cut machine to the 330 Series, Mimaki offers users the opportunity to increase their printing quality and flexibility while offering more efficiency and lower energy consumption. UV printing specialist Pigment Reklam presented swissQprint’s new flagship UV-LED flatbed printer Kudu to the Turkish printing industry for the first time at SIGN Istanbul 2023, the signage and printing exhibition held at TÜYAP on September 21-24. You can read the details in our new issue.
Some other highlights are as follows: Durst Group, a manufacturer of innovative digital printing and manufacturing systems, acquired Aleph SrL providing sustainable digital solutions for textiles, interior, and exterior decoration. ORTA became the first brand to receive Rieter’s Com4recycling-Ring License. Santoni Shanghai, acquiring Terrot, increased its claim in the market.
Textilegence September October 2023: A Sustainable World
We continue to carry the sector’s innovative solutions regarding sustainability on our Green Times pages:
Scientists succeeded in obtaining powder dye by growing the indigo plant (Indigofera tinctoria) for the first time in Türkiye, Antalya, which can be used instead of synthetic dyes in the textile industry and is cultivated in tropical countries. All and more in Textilegence September October 2023 issue. Have a pleasant reading.