Good to see John and Rich of The Graphic Edge. After a demonstration, they are adding 3 Hotronix Dual Air Fusion heat presses to their production floor.
The SGIA Expo, which just wrapped up in Atlanta on Friday, was a big success. There’s a different vibe at SGIA shows, with many of the booths filled with huge pieces of screen printing or other large format digital printing machines. What’s the one thing all the visitors seem to have in common? They are looking for ways to be more efficient with their production. Whether they are just getting started or have been in business for decades, many are finding that one of the best ways to beat the competition is by doing this faster and better. This was confirmed by Rich Hartley of the Graphic Edge, based in Carroll, Iowa. He mentioned to our team that they are already very efficient in their printing processes. But after deciding to add three Hotronix Dual Air Fusions to their production facility, he told Jason and Dave: “This just made us even better.” We can’t wait to hear just how much better. Thanks to everyone who stopped by and visited with us. If you’ve never attended an SGIA show, next year is a good time to put it on your calendar. It’s back in Las Vegas again in 2016, September 14-16.
We were happy to welcome the TSC Team Sports family. Tommy Wilson and his wife Sylvia have been heat printing with Hotronix heat presses since 1986! Pictured with Melanie Miller and Mary Eckard of TSC and Russ Corey from Stahls.
Deborah Sexton interviews Ben Robinson for an article on his latest heat printing tips and secrets.
Zach and Josh invite Sean Lee of SanMar to a question and answer session with customers in the booth.
Steve Bobowski gets the team fired up on the opening day of the SGIA.
Josh educates on Printing on Performance Wear in the booth.
There was a lot of interest in our new performance wear line, Myogrid.