The Brite 2.0 is now able to print on dark synthetics such as acetate, lyocell and acrylic. It can also print on nylon, polyester, Polypropylene, Polyvinyl Chloride, rayon/viscose or spandex/lycra.
Inkcups released its new Brite 2.0 label printing machine, which is now able to print on a wider variety of synthetic materials.
The product is durable and exceeds industry standards in terms of quality.
This machine is simple to operate and perfect for printing on athletic and sportswear.
Inkcups Engineers developed the patented Brite Process, which is a combination machine, SB Brite Opaque Ink and proprietary pads. It offers superior prints on various materials. The company claimed that the process produces whiter prints on dark substrates with no fading. This is superior to industry standards of durability and high quality.
The Brite tabletop printer is an easy-to use machine that can print on athletic and sportswear. It comes with a VersaCup 90 mm to print images as large as 65 x 35mm (2.56 by 1.38 inches). Each machine also comes with a special Brite pad that helps transfer opaque images. The printing machine is capable of producing 400-500 prints per hour.
In April, Brite 2.0 debuted at SaigonTex 20, the largest textile and garment event in Vietnam.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (KD)