Textile Printing Industry Exhibition Shares New Technology And Transmits New Hot Spots

Recently, the 2020 China Keqiao international textile printing industry exhibition, which was held at the same time as the 22nd Shaoxing International Textile Expo (Autumn), came to an end in Keqiao. Many enterprises, such as Shanghai Kashu Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd., Qingdao hengjinding Precision Machinery Co., Ltd., have obtained gratifying orders with excellent products.

"We have brought high-quality products such as industrial grade high-speed roll to roll heat transfer digital printing machine to the exhibition, during which a lot of people came to consult and placed many intended orders." Shanghai Digital Technology Co., Ltd. It is reported that the company's products cover enjet printing machine, Pengda Pengda thermal transfer equipment, etc., and has offices in Keqiao, Shengze, Linping and Yiwu, providing digital printing application solutions for polyester, cotton, linen, silk and other fabrics for textile related industries such as fabrics, clothing, home textiles, etc.

It is worth mentioning that during the exhibition, Keqiao digital printing technology forum of "opportunities in change" was also held. Zhao Xiaoguang, director of Youcai textile, gave a speech on transfer printing of ecological cotton cloth. He said that at a time when factories are increasingly demanding environmental protection, the eco cotton transfer printing of "Youcai textile" can save 90% water on the basis of full compatibility of digital tradition.

The live broadcast of the forum also attracted more than 1000 viewers to watch online to analyze the development situation and future development direction of digital printing technology. "The exhibition has been playing a huge advantage of textile distribution center, gathering advanced equipment and technology of global textile machinery and digital printing, showing the latest technology hotspots, aiming to help textile enterprises break the industry difficulties and limitations." The organizers said.