Building up on the success of the Vastrajet®- 8824, ColorJet India Ltd, the biggest Indian manufacturer of digital printers is launching Vastrajet®- 8164, a digital textile printer with 16 heads at ITMA Barcelona 2019 in Hall-3, Stall B-102.
The advanced, high speed direct to fabric printer Vastrajet®- 8164 has the ability to become a commercial winner by providing users with outstanding performance, increased productivity, superior printing accuracy with minimal maintenance needs.
The latest Vastrajet®- 8164 comes with the latest technological innovation from ColorJet –AiS™ (Adaptive Ink System). The AiS™ provides the customer flexibility to use ink of their choice to address his various issues of logistics, procurement, colour consistency, etc.
ColorJet has always strived to support their partners by bringing technological modifications by fine tuning the machine as per the inks. The new Vastrajet®- 8164 also comes equipped with AIVC™ technology which provides consistent print performance at varying environmental conditions.
With these technological innovations and additional refinements, the Vastrajet®- 8164 is in true sense, a commercial winner.
“Being the leader of textile digital printing industry in India it comes as a responsibility for us to create state of the art products while keeping in mind the demands of the customers and ColorJet is dedicated to being at the forefront of fulfilling customer needs,†Jitender Pal Singh Vice President (Textiles) at ColorJet India said.
“When developing the Vastrajet® 8164, our R&D team aimed to increase productivity, performance, and reliability, which ultimately resulted in a product whose performance increased by up to 70 percent from its predecessor, making it one of the fastest printers in the market in this category,†he added
ColorJet will also be demonstrating it shigh-speed Metro-8166 which delivers industrial-level production with speeds of up to 294 sq. metre per hour. The Metro-8166 will be operated at ITMA 2019 on reactive ink, whereas the Vastrajet®- 8164 will be run on pigment ink on cotton blended fabrics.
As per the latest IDC report with more than 34% market share in India, which is the second fastest growing digital textile printing industry in the world, ColorJet gears up to command a strong position in the textile industry globally.
ColorJet supplies the very best in digital textile technologies in the industry, whereby, ColorJet printers have production speeds which are 45% more than the nearest competition, takes up 47% lesser space and consumes 42% less power as compared to other machines. Additionally, other digital textile printers consume 51 times more water as compared to ColorJet printers, making it the most sought after brand with its products starting at $59,000.
These improvements and the development of AiS™ technology is further proof of ColorJet’s commitment to address the global digital textile printing industry’s most urgent needs.
ColorJet India markets its products in 25 countries worldwide and has installed and implemented over 4,000 of its printing solutions and products across 450 cities around the world backed by a strong 278-member team, of which almost 100 are in technical related functions.
About ColorJet India Ltd:
Founded in 2004, ColorJet India Ltd, the largest manufacturer of digital inkjet printers in India, maintains its operations via two manufacturing facilities and sales offices spread across seven countries, which include India, China, Bangladesh, UAE and Sri Lanka.
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