Mini Lario, the new innovative digital scanning machine by MS Printing Solutions, is debuting at ITMA in Hall 3, A216. Mini Lario is expected to strongly influence the future market for digital textile printing, thanks to its strengths, compact design, speed and high-quality output, which make it the ideal printer for the segment.
Mini Lario has been developed to fill an existing gap in the market between the Lario and the JPK-EVO in terms of speed and ROI. The 64 printheads allow Mini Lario to reach the incredible maximum printing speed of 1094 m/h (setting: 2xCMYK -1500/3000). Mini Lario features a host of technical innovations, including bold solutions such as positioning the printing carriage hang on the printing bridge. This solution allows for high-speed, accuracy and total system stability.
“Mini Lario is now the fastest scanning machine in the world. We believe that only by staying one step ahead, can we drive technical change. We have done this with Lario single pass, and we’re doing it again today with Mini Lario” says Luigi Milini, MS Printing Solutions’ Honorary President.
The new Lario’s in-line fabric pre-treatment is also showcased at MS’s booth at ITMA. “We are proud to be among the leaders of industrial digital textile printing, succeeding in always finding new solutions for improving our customers’ work,” explains Paolo Milini, MS Printing Solutions’ President. The in-line pre-treatment allows Lario to take a new leap forward on the path of innovation. Pre-treatment is crucial in digital printing and the in-line solution brings great benefits, drastically reducing the set-up process, water, chemicals and energy consumption.
“Developing sustainable technologies is our responsibility towards future generations and is the milestone of our green strategy,” concludes Paolo Milini.
ITMA gives to MS Printing’ guests the opportunity to attend live-printing sessions, having a look at the other printers on display: JPK Evo (in new livery), JP4 EVO (equipped by mini-Jumbo feeding system) and JP7 (compact configuration by Curve-D Dryer).
KIIAN DIGITAL boosts its digital textile inks’ range
Kiian Digital is continuing its textile printing range’s extension. The core element is the enlargement of the Bellagio line by adding 2 new versions; classifying Kiian Digital’s Textile Printing offer at the top on the market.
Bellagio RB and Bellagio RCS complete and differentiate Kiian’ s Textile Product range, helping the whole textile supply chain to meet end-users demand, always searching for something new and different.
“Textile brands deliver ever-more-customised products to make individuals unique. We are aware of this; that’s why the bespoke Bellagio line was born” comments Marco Girola, JK Group Marketing & Communication Manager.
Bellagio range sets out more blacks with different shades (bluish, reddish, neutral) and an accurate selection conducted on the dyes. This allows to reproduce a striking colour gamut. Bellagio series have been developed to make the best of the industrial printers’ s speed performance as well assuring the highest quality printing results. Completing the profile the outstanding brilliance of the colour’s shades.
JK Group at ITMA will exhibit together with MS Printing Solutions.
Our main goal is to present all the printing solutions we can offer to the market and to highlight the positive functional synergies of combining the expertise of the two companies. On the booth there will be 5 MS machines printing inks powered by JK Group:
▪ Digistar Bravo, the disperse dye ink for direct printing, which is greatly welcomed by the market for the high light fastness and good duration of outdoor exposure
▪ Digistar K-Choice, textile direct pigment digital ink, largely appreciated by the market for the high reliability and high productivity with wide-format printing machines, which assures the rapid pay-back of capital investments.
▪ Sublimation Range for which Kiian Digital is renowned worldwide for quality, reliability and the innovative proposal, among which stands out Digistar K-ONE. The ink is ideal on large-format printers, equipped with Kyocera heads, and it fully exploits its productive capacities.