French RIP software program specialist Caldera has introduced a RIP resolution for direct-to-garment (DTG) and direct-to-film (DTF) printing, representing a strategic transfer into one of many quickest rising segments of digital inkjet printing. It was revealed at the Impressions Expo, held at Lengthy Seashore, CA, USA from 19-21 January 2024.
Caldera says digital printing of textiles is likely one of the quickest progress areas of printing
The Caldera Direct-to-X product vary will initially solely be accessible in a bundle from chosen DTG and DTF printer OEMs, as the primary of a collection of linked merchandise. It is going to be adopted by Caldera Direct-to-Object and Caldera Direct-to-Material, and the brand new software program will type a collection of Direct-to-X RIPs, aimed squarely on the garment ornament market.
Caldera’s VP Advertising and marketing & Operations, Sebastien Hanssens, explains: “We’re already bundling with some market main garment printer producers, whereas persevering with to work with different OEMs to supply an thrilling new resolution for garment printing machines. Caldera has additionally created a brand new providing for the attire ornament market, aimed toward customers who need to present full customization to their purchasers, from distinctive items to small batch print runs.”
The software program’s key options will embrace coloration administration, a background knock-out function, clever white administration, ink administration and an easy-to-use GUI.
Caldera Direct-to-X product vary is a radical change for the corporate in one other manner: It is going to be the primary Caldera RIP product to run natively on Microsoft Home windows, in addition to Mac OS and Linux.
Hanssens provides: “Alongside being bundled with new DTG and DTF printers, Caldera Direct-to-x RIP will turn into accessible to clients on a subscription foundation later within the 12 months. It is going to be appropriate for a variety of desktop, industrial and hybrid printers – so watch this area for additional updates.”
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