Get digitilized with Roland DG at ITMA 2015

Roland DG is inviting the visitors of its stand at ITMA 2015, which is going to be held in Fiera Milano Rho in Milano between 12 and 19 November, to be digitilized by exploring the modern digital printing technologies with wide formats and a great variety of profitable applications. Giving life to the digital sublimination technologies on its energetic and interactive stand, Roland is going to exhibit the production of clothes and samples – which can be
purchased by the visitors, as well – from the first design to last process with its all stages in a “real time” workflow. In addition, the stand is going to be adorned with creative and inovative products which include fashion, sportswear, interior decoration, and also light signboard examples. “Roland Dye Sublimination Guidance”, summarizing the exhilarating commercial opportunities provided by the digital sublimination printing, is also going to be shared with the visitors. Being Roland DG’s Director of Work Development, Encarna Luque remarks about the subject that: “As Roland DG, an established company in the sector of textile and clothing, we are excited to participate in ITMA whic is one of the leader fairs of the world within its field. We want to be a source of inspiration for our customers with Roland’s sublimination and print-cut technologies and to help them understand how digitalization can contribute to their businesses.” Encarna Luque continues: “Particularly, cost effectivity and hightened margines, provided by our digital solutions, and additionally the versatile features, providing richness, are going to draw the attention of the customers. Another wonderful advantage of this technogy is its reliability; it can optimize the production by printing without any human intervention.” While he is summarizing his speech, Encarna Luque says that: “We cannot wait to see our customers at ITMA with our different technologies providing important provit potential and to discover the ways of increasing their works together with Roland technology.”