IMS 3.0 is a cloud-based ink room solution for managing color and inventory in the textile screen-printing market. IMS has been an essential tool in textile ink rooms since the 1980s and new capabilities will help users meet performance goals while improving productivity and repeatability.  

Intimidated by screen printing artwork? Fear not! Thomas Trimingham walks you through the artwork creation process.

Tip from International Coatings: How to avoid puckering the fabric when printing larger areas with puff ink. 

M&R recently announced the final results for the two-day "Finish First with Kruzer!" competition held at the 2015 Imprinted Sportswear Show in Long Beach.

Marshall Atkinson describes why PMS 485 is one of the most hated colors and other problems textile printers need to watch out for

All new ImageStar Silicone Textile screen printing inks have been developed for printing on performance and smooth polyester fabrics. These inks exhibit superior elasticity and durability when printed on demanding athletic fabrics. 

Read more about the difference between International Coatings' Optilux 505, 507 and 950 Transfer Ink

M&R recently announced that its i_image STE II was recognized as the Product of the Year in the Pre-Press category at the 2014 SGIA Expo

M&R, Glen Ellyn, Ill., recently announced its “Finish First with Kruzer!” contest, which will be held Jan. 16-17 at ISS Long Beach. Eight randomly selected teams of two (four teams per day) will compete on Friday and Saturday of the show for the fastest assembly time using M&R’s entry-level manual press, the Kruzer. The winning team will receive a free Kruzer.