ESMA
(Source: ESMA)
Following its new focus on textile markets, the European Specialist Printing Manufacturers Association (ESMA), Tielt-Winge/Belgium, has launched a new event to explain and inspire change within the industry. Textile Printing & Sustainability (TPS) Conference will take place from September 8-9, 2022 in Neuss/Germany, for all involved in automatization, new business models and best environmental practices, from material science, through print systems, to micro-factories and finishing.
TPS looks at all critical factors and global trends which influence textile market condition today and in the nearest future: customer-made fashion, responsible businesses, quality concerns, customization and personalization. The event assembles industry experts from 2 main printing processes – screen and inkjet – to promote best practices, discuss new application fields and explain benefits and challenges of individual technology choices.
In total 40 presentations are scheduled on 2 conference tracks, accompanied by a networking section with more than 40 tabletops representing key industry and academia players. The program covers the entire supply chain and workflow, involves manufacturers of products for fabric handling (pre- and post-treatment), the printing process itself (inks and equipment), as well as printers, cutters, sewers, value added resellers and brand owners.
TPS looks at all critical factors and global trends which influence textile market condition today and in the nearest future: customer-made fashion, responsible businesses, quality concerns, customization and personalization. The event assembles industry experts from 2 main printing processes – screen and inkjet – to promote best practices, discuss new application fields and explain benefits and challenges of individual technology choices.
In total 40 presentations are scheduled on 2 conference tracks, accompanied by a networking section with more than 40 tabletops representing key industry and academia players. The program covers the entire supply chain and workflow, involves manufacturers of products for fabric handling (pre- and post-treatment), the printing process itself (inks and equipment), as well as printers, cutters, sewers, value added resellers and brand owners.
