In this conversation, industry experts from NedGraphics, Epson, and Adobe discuss the evolving landscape of the textile industry, focusing on the integration of technology in the printed supply chain.

Diving Deep into the production workflow, they explore the challenges designers face in an increasingly digital manufacturing eco-system.

The discussion highlights the role of software and automation in simplifying workflows, and the significance of embedding trust using technology. As the industry moves towards sustainable production, experts emphasise the potential for innovation and the importance of adapting and integrating new technologies.

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Innovations and Sustainability in Textile Printing: A Deep Dive into Epson’s Monna Lisa Series with Duncan Ferguson

Join Debbie McKeegan, CEO of Texintel, as she interviews Duncan Ferguson of Epson to explore the latest innovations in the Monna Lisa textile printing series. This insightful conversation delves into advancements in digital printing technology, sustainability initiatives, and the future of compliance and transparency in the textile industry.

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Debbie McKeegan interviews Duncan Ferguson from Epson at FESPA, focusing on new smart technologies and innovations. Epson introduces the SureColor G6000, their first direct-to-film printer, offering roll-to-roll printing with bespoke Epson technology and a warranty. The printer aims to simplify the transition for customers familiar with Epson's products. Epson also highlights their spectrophotometer in the SD-10 for color management, accessible via a phone app. The SureColor F9500 dye-sublimation printer offers three six-color combinations, enhancing color options for various industries. Epson's dual ink system ensures continuous printing without downtime. The company emphasises customer feedback and continuous innovation to meet industry needs.

Duncan Ferguson of Epson discussed the purpose of Epson's new innovation center in the Midlands, which focuses on demonstrating, testing, and training in digital printing technology. He emphasised the importance of involving the younger generation in the industry, as they understand digital technology better and can help revitalise the industry with new ideas and skills. Ferguson highlighted that digital printing, especially in textiles, is growing rapidly, and the industry needs to reshore production to Europe to improve sustainability. He also noted that over 90% of textile printing in the Como region of Italy is now digital, underscoring the shift towards digital technology in the printing industry.