Rotary screen printing is an ideal solution to applying a continuous print to rolls of fabric rather than to panels on a flatbed printer.
We can offer high-speed, bulk continuous printing on one or multiple of our automatic rotary print machines, which are operated by master printers with decades of experience.
Our in-house colour kitchen can match almost any shade utilising the Pantone colour library or from swatches supplied. These colours can be matched and applied to many different fabric types while maintaining industry-leading colourfastness.
Our flock printing applies a velvet-like covering to fabric in a continuous process. This raised print on the fabric's surface combines the speed and skill-set of our rotary printing experts while delivering a premium, quality product that is cost-effective.
Glittering is applied similarly to our rotary screen printing and flocking. We can source glitter to spec, and we can customise both size and colour to match your individual needs.
Both our flocking and glittering will remain wash and colour fast.
Transfer printing
Transfer printing is the process of printing your designs onto a special transfer material that can be applied to both dark and light fabrics.
There are a variety of substrates that can be used as a transfer material to achieve your specific requirements, and we would welcome all enquiries.
We have only state-of-the-art equipment to ensure the highest possible print quality, continuity and customer experience without compromising competitive pricing and generous lead times.
Bonding fabrics and a variety of substrates together is a process which creates a permanentbondbetween two or multiple layers.
With decades of expertise bonding substrates together, we can offer a wide range of bonding services.
Please feel free to contact us to discuss bonding options.
Foiling
With metallized foils it´s possible to create metal effects on textiles, artificial leather and a myriad of other substrates.
We can offer a large portfolio of metallized foils to match your specific requirements.
We have only state-of-the-art equipment to ensure the highest possible quality, continuity and customer experience without compromising competitive pricing and generous lead times.
A brushed fabric surface produces a nap (a raised surface). A fabric is passed through a napper – rollers which have tiny raised hooks to pull fibres away from the fabric. The surface is then trimmed to make sure it is even. Brushing is used on cotton, which is often used for pyjama wear. It is also used on weft knitted polyester, to create polyester fleece. It is a good insulator as the raised surface traps air, keeping the wearer warm.
Fabric Importers
We are proud to be able to offer a full range of fabric dyeing and finishing processess processed at our sister site, Digital Dyers.
With over 40 years experience, we can offer a comprehensive service at competetivive rates.
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