Digital Printing

Garment Inkjet Printer

Azon unveils the TexPro

Published

16 years ago

August 20, 2008

Jacob Rieskamp Signs of the Times August 2008 Issue

Azon (Zagreb, Croatia) is releasing the TexPro, a direct-to-garment printer that can be used on various cloth substrates. The machine uses a water-based white ink for dark garments, which can be used as a base before printing in CMYK, wet-on-wet. It can print on thicknesses up to 50mm and widths of 400mm and has a maximum resolution of 2880 dpi.

385 1 4618 003; www.azonprinter.com

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