Roll-to-roll Printed Textiles

This event branding project for the ANOC World Beach Games in Qatar combined over 28,600 square metres of branding elements. It covers 34, 15 metre tall light towers and a vast mix of perimiter advertising, hoarding and event signage built around a total of 213 Autocad drawings. It has been direct printed dye sublimation, using EFI Reggiani and Mimaki printers, and subsequently Monti heat pressed onto 100% polyester using dispersed dyes for B1 fire rating. The majority are finished with grommets every 50 cm. On site fitting involved 23 installers. Additionally, 110 buses were branded and over 300 square metres of flag fabric.
 

This theatre staging project in Sweden required the same luxurious surface pattern to be applied at different scales to ceiling, drapes, curtains, wall covering and upholstery and has been finished with printed carpet. It has been printed using Mimaki TS34 onto paper before sublimation to the fabric using Klieverik calendar. The project involved printing onto various polyester substrates, including velvet and carpeting.
 

This store branding project for Walmart Canada involved the production of over 850 stretch fabric frames, covering over 2500 square metres of fabric. It has been printed CMYK using Mimaki, Vutek, Wasp Delta and SwissQ printers, and has been heat transferred on Monti Antonio calendars. The prints have been finished with Silicone Edge Gasket and were supplied to more than 19 stores nationwide for onsite assembly.
 

This pitch cover for the opening ceremony of the African Cup was printed using Durst Rotex 325 wide format printer and eco friendly water based VOC free sublimation inks. Covering 8000 square metres, the panel sections were all finished with sewn seams and zippers. This lightweight cover ensured easy handling, was breathable and fireproof in order to meet stadium regulations.