High-quality printing on any fabric type: from polyester and rayon to cotton and silk and even leather and other stiff materials. This is what Mutoh, one of the new printers distributed by Errelle, is capable of. Underpinning its features, which make it possible for printed fabrics to withstand up to 50 washes, is direct-to-film (DTF) technology, which consists of inkjet printing on pre-treated PET (polyethylene) film, subsequently transferred via hot press on garments and other items.

The Grugliasco-based company, in the province of Turin, is also launching Signracer’s new industrial printers, which it is the exclusive distributor of in Italy. These are able to produce textured prints on traditional substrates that simulate a real surface, with 3D effects that bring them “alive”, even to the touch: that means it becomes easy to reproduce the grain of an oak panel on an aluminium composite sheet or simulate the effect of birch bark on wallpaper.