India’s leading manufacturer and marketer of wide format inkjet digital textile printers, Colorjet India Ltd., eyes ITMACH 2017 as a great platform to exhibit its technological advancements. They will give live demonstration of Vastrajet, its best-selling printer which will give visitors an opportunity to take a close look at digital printing process and discuss the nitty-gritty of the printer with experts from Colorjet India.
The company will showcase Vastrajet in hall 8, booth no D-38/E-32, the stall of T4 Texultants, which is a marketer of several textile technologies.
The direct to fabric digital printer Vastrajet has a printing working width of up to 180 cm and can easily integrate into the setup of an existing process house. Vastrajet produces brilliant quality prints onto textiles with high colour consistency, using water based inks which are suitable for printing on a variety of fabrics like cotton, silk, wool, polyester and their blends.
Vastrajet offers precise dot placements and high precision printing and is available in 4 and 8 colour variants and is built on industrial grade jetting assembly. For outstanding print quality and perfect print registration, it uses an adhesive belt with built-in automatic washing system.
The structure of Vastrajet is excellently designed to handle high speed production and precise dot placements, while the proprietary AIVC technology ensures high precision printing. The high speed is achieved through specially designed jetting controls to optimise printheads performance to match the high jetting frequency.
For those looking at higher productivity, Colorjet offers the Metro with 16 heads, offering production in the range of 200 square metres per hour.
Smarth Bansal, brand manager at Colorjet, said that the The Vastrajet digital textile printer has written a long story of success in different geographies globally.
Over 4,000 Colorjet digital textile printers have been installed at various textile fabrics process houses across the globe. The company has gained the trust of the user community due to the robustness of its printers and its excellent after-sales service and support.
ColorJet India designs, manufactures and integrates every component of its printers like inks, printheads, and the control system to ensure maximum quality, reliability and uptime combined with low total cost of ownership.
The fabrics printed on ColorJet digital machines are exported to many developed economies. In fact, even designer fabrics are also printed on their machines.
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