DyStar will showcase its extensive offer of high quality, high performance Jettex digital printing inks, ranging from reactive, acid to disperse inks, at FESPA Munich 2014 trade fair that will take place from 20 -23 May 2014.

A leading provider of dyes, chemicals, effects and services for the textile industry, the company believes in focusing on market-oriented research and development, offering several new products.

Jettex digital printing inks

DyStar’s Jettex digital printing inks have been designed to deliver the most reliable and reproducible digital textile printing on state-of-the-art industrial digital textile printing machinery, which covers both scanning type as well as single pass machines.

 The long lasting operational performances, provided by the Jettex digital printing inks, are expected to keep the cost for print heads and maintenance at very low levels.

Jettex digital printing inks provide excellent colour yield, most brilliant shades, alongside outstanding fastness properties, the company reports. They meet relevant eco standard criteria and are part of DyStar´s econfidence monitoring programme.

Growing requirements

Due to dye synthesis, purification and ink manufacturing in state-of-the-art production sites together with ink development at their modern R&D laboratories in Raunheim, Germany, the company aims to meet the growing requirements of industrial digital textile printing.

DyStar will also feature its Sera and Evo products for optimum preparation and finishing of textile substrates to achieve high quality digital prints.

DyStar

DyStar is a leader in both product and application innovation for the textile and leather industries. From being specialised in coloration, the business has since evolved into a sustainable solution provider, offering the industry an extensive range of colorants, auxiliaries and services.

With a presence in over 50 countries, DyStar Group ensures efficient expertise is delivered to global and local customers in brands and retailers, mills and dye-houses. Subsidiaries include DyStar Textile Services which houses Color Solutions International (CSI), Texanlab and Sustainable Textile Services.

www.dystar.com