Digital printing

Digital printing

Stork invented digital textile printing 20 years ago and has since then helped to bring the technology to where it is today. In cooperation with main inkjet printer and printing belt manufacturers from all over the world, we offer the best possible solutions to print on textiles with digital technology. We have only one aim: to make sure that you, the digital textile printing customer, get the most state of the art and reliable ink jet printing system available in the world today.
Only after making sure that the printer produces the best possible prints at state of the art speeds, a printer can carry our brandname. Just like in rotary screen printing, the Stork name on a digital textile printer means top quality printing.

In addition, the choice for inks can only be Stork. No other ink on the planet guarantees unattended printing. No other ink causes less nozzle blockages or print head failures. And Stork ink prices are as competitive as you want them to be. Runability is the key requirement. Colour gamut of course also, but you know that this is a basic condition for an ink in the first place.

Stork Prints, the inventors of digital textile printing, will prove to you why they are still recognized as the number one in textile printing, whether it is in rotary screen or in digital!

Stork inks are available in four chemistries:

1. Reactive inks – to print on all natural fibers
2. Acid inks – to print on polyamide lycra, wool, silk
3. Disperse inks – to print directly onto polyester and blends
4. Sublimation inks – to print on sublimation paper to be transferred to textiles

Stork inks run on all printers using Epson print heads. Besides all Stork digital textile printers, this includes Mimaki TX2, Mimaki JV5, Mutoh Viper TX, Atex DBP, D-Gen Heracle, Aracne and Teleios, Roland FP-740, La Meccanica Qualijet, MS JP4 and JP5, Aleph txB 160s and BT1820 and more. If your printer is not listed, please contact us to find out if your inks run on these printers.