The new model boasts a roll-to-roll systems designed to print onto four-way stretch material, for example a jersey fabric used for promotional materials, fashion, and interior design, and is available with either pigment or reactive inks.

CEO of MTEX Eloi Ferreira explains: “As an innovator in direct-to-textile printing, we’re extremely proud of the new MTEX Blue K.

“It’s unique at its price point and incredibly versatile, as customers can use it to print with either reactive or pigment ink, giving access to just about any kind of stretch fabric including those containing cotton or synthetic fibres, with stunning colours and fixation.”

MTEX also brought with it to FESPA its MTEX 5032Pro 3.2m wide direct-to-textile model, as well as the high speed version, the MTEX 5032HS.

It’s unique at its price point and incredibly versatile, as customers can use it to print with either reactive or pigment ink, giving access to just about any kind of stretch fabric including those containing cotton or synthetic fibres, with stunning colours and fixation.”

Textile print was definitely a key element to this year’s FESPA Digital event, with FESPA Fabric becoming FESPA Textile for the first time.

Ferreira continues: “Visitors to the show were able to see the MTEX Blue K in action on our stand, as well as find out more about the other elements of our turnkey solutions and how they can help grow and diversify your businesses, with direct-to-textile print solutions up to 3.2m wide.”

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