TEXINTEL LIVE INTERVIEW - Epson SureColor F370: Sublimation Printing on Cotton and Creative Merch
Join us at the Epson booth in Las Vegas for a conversation with Tim Check about the latest innovations in creative Merch.
Tim introduces Epson’s compact SureColor F370 dye-sublimation printer, designed to make printing more approachable for makers, small businesses, and shops looking to explore new products.
The interview explores how the printer’s simple, sheet-based workflow and convenient printing options can help creators get started with items such as towels, promotional products, and other personalised merch—without needing a large production setup.
Tim also demonstrates Epson’s sublimation primer, which prepares natural fabrics like cotton to receive sublimation prints. See how this approach could help businesses test new ideas, find their niche, and grow their creative offerings.
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TEXINTEL LIVE INTERVIEW - On-Demand Interior Textile Printing with ecoNEXT Plus: An Interview with Micol Gamba
In this interview, Debbie McKeegan, CEO of Texintel, speaks with Micol Gamba of EFI Reggiani about ecoNEXT Plus and the growing opportunity for digital printing in interior textiles.
As demand grows for short runs, made-to-order designs, and less inventory, ecoNEXT Plus offers a flexible way to produce distinctive fabrics for spaces and products—from curtains and drapery to furniture and bed linen. The conversation explores how on-demand printing can help designers and businesses bring creative ideas to life and build more individual collections. Micol also discusses the printer’s pigment solution, compact footprint, and in-line fixation process, along with software that helps track productivity and resource consumption. Watch to hear how these capabilities could support more efficient, creative, and sustainability-conscious interior textile production.
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TEXINTEL LIVE INTERVIEW - Print Industry Insights: AI, Digital Transformation & What’s Next with Ford Bowers
Join Debbie McKeegan, CEO of Texintel, for a conversation with Ford Bowers, CEO of Printing United Alliance, about the rapid changes reshaping the print industry.
Recorded in Las Vegas, they reflect on how much has shifted in just the past two years—and why today’s printers and print service providers are navigating an entirely new landscape.
From digital transformation and AI to investment decisions and evolving customer needs, Debbie and Ford explore the challenges—and opportunities—behind staying agile. They discuss how businesses can keep moving amid uncertainty, build the right technology ecosystem, and choose partners and solutions that will serve them into the future.
They also consider the renewed value of industry events: seeing technology in person, sharing ideas, and building the human relationships that help businesses make confident decisions. Tune in for a candid look at the trends, possibilities, and connections shaping what comes next for print.
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TEXINTEL LIVE INTERVIEW - How AI Intelligence and Software Automation Will Change the Future of Print
In this interview from the Durst booth in Las Vegas, Debbie McKeegan, CEO of Texintel, speaks with Michael Deflorian of Durst about Kyveris and the role of intelligent AI in print production.
Michael explains how Kyveris is designed to address the challenges around printing—not just the printer itself. By connecting the steps before and after production, and bringing together data and operator expertise, the platform aims to improve consistency, reduce waste, and help businesses move gradually from automation toward greater autonomy. The conversation also explores why an open, vendor-agnostic approach matters, how better visibility can help print businesses respond to disruptions and protect margins, and why transparency across the supply chain is increasingly important.
Watch to hear how connected workflows can support more efficient, sustainable, and future-ready print operations.
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TEXINTEL LIVE INTERVIEW - A Deep Dive with Mike Scrutton of Adobe into the Adobe Print Engine 7 Update for Textile Printing
In this conversation, Debbie McKeegan and Mike Scrutton discuss the latest innovations in textile printing, focusing on Adobe's PDF Print Engine 7 and its impact on the Textile industry. They explore the challenges of colour management, the importance of automation, and the shift towards personalisation and on-demand manufacturing. The discussion highlights the need for efficient processes and the role of visualisation in meeting customer expectations, as well as the exciting future of digital printing technologies.
TEXINTEL LIVE INTERVIEW - The Future of Fashion: AI-Driven Design and Production with Guy Alroy of Early.Vision
The Early.Vision system, called Match AI, allows users to upload an image of a garment they like, which is then converted into a print-ready design. Users can choose between all-over printing or tiled patterns. The software integrates with e-commerce and ERP systems, automating order management and nesting for efficient production. It handles different products and materials and prepares nested sheets for multiple orders, ensuring high efficiency and minimising manual intervention. The goal is to streamline the production process, making it fully automated from order to delivery.