Screen printing with high build inks is an art form in itself. Finished prints created using such inks can be super tactile and provide a dramatic or unusual appearance to your design. This can range from super sharp edges on high density prints, to textured “puff” or suede effects.

Screen printing with high build inks is an art form in itself.

Roland DGA presents a heat transfer vinyl for the textile field! 

Want to save time and money while boosting output and profits? Then hybrid printing with the M&R DS-4000 could be your answer!

New videos feature industry consultant Marshall Atkinson and Pennsylvania print shop Kampus Klothes.

Select the right white ink with help from the Wilflex White Ink Cheat Sheet.

MagnaMix is our free downloadable colour recipe software designed for use with MagnaPrint® inks and Eco-Pigments ranges. 

In this blog post, we’ve highlighted five of the ranges that can bring these properties to garments and textiles, alongside some key usage guidelines to help you achieve the best results.

When screen printing garments and textiles, it’s important to consider how your finished prints will perform when faced with the day-to-day environmental conditions they may be exposed to.

MagnaTrans® is a range of high stretch, high performance, heat transfer inks suitable for even the most demanding of fabrics. In this blog post we take a look at the application techniques and considerations that will help you to get the most out of the system.