EFI Reggiani
(Source: EFI)
EFI Reggiani has broken ground on a new textile campus to accommodate ongoing growth. The new 20,000 m² campus in Comun Nuovo/Italy, is expected to be completed mid-year in 2023.
The new facility of EFI Reggiani, Grassobbio/Italy, the industrial textile printing business of printing technology company Electronics For Imaging, Inc. (EFI), Fremont, CA/USA, was designed with environmental sustainability and employee well-being in mind. That focus includes plans to install 400 KW of solar panels supplying 60% of the facility’s total energy requirements. Moreover, the building will benefit from superior thermal insulation that will ensure a reduction in heating and cooling costs. Numerous skylights in the facility will provide better natural lighting and a reduction in artificial lighting usage. Green space on the campus will cover an estimated 20% of the total area.
A 3,000 m² demo center in the new facility will be nearly twice as large as the current one in Grassobbio, offering a high-end, high-tech showcase for state-of-the-art EFI printers, as well as Mezzera pre- and post-treatment and Jaeggli yarn treatment products. The demo center will also feature the recently acquired portfolio of Inèdit raster image processing (RIP) and workflow software solutions.
The new facility of EFI Reggiani, Grassobbio/Italy, the industrial textile printing business of printing technology company Electronics For Imaging, Inc. (EFI), Fremont, CA/USA, was designed with environmental sustainability and employee well-being in mind. That focus includes plans to install 400 KW of solar panels supplying 60% of the facility’s total energy requirements. Moreover, the building will benefit from superior thermal insulation that will ensure a reduction in heating and cooling costs. Numerous skylights in the facility will provide better natural lighting and a reduction in artificial lighting usage. Green space on the campus will cover an estimated 20% of the total area.
»Not only will this provide us more space to continue our growth, but it will also be a welcoming and sustainable environment for our employees.«
A 3,000 m² demo center in the new facility will be nearly twice as large as the current one in Grassobbio, offering a high-end, high-tech showcase for state-of-the-art EFI printers, as well as Mezzera pre- and post-treatment and Jaeggli yarn treatment products. The demo center will also feature the recently acquired portfolio of Inèdit raster image processing (RIP) and workflow software solutions.
