Print Equipment, founded in 1997 and active under this name since 2000, invites you to its Open House on 26 and 27 September 2025. As part of its 25th anniversary celebrations, the company will be presenting innovative printing technologies and offering a comprehensive insight into the future of printing and finishing.
Visitors can find out about a wide range of modern printing solutions on both days. The central highlight will be the Columbia transfer press carousel, which is designed for high impact speeds and therefore offers a solution for demanding production environments. The Epson G6000 – the first roll-fed DTF printer from Epson – will also be presented. The portfolio is complemented by the DTF roll-to-roll printing systems of the XP600 product series in 2-head and 4-head versions, as well as cutting solutions for direct finishing. Print Equipment will be presenting the workflow for sublimation cups in the area of cup finishing: From printing on the SC-F6400 to the automated ecosystem including cup robots from Secabo to the finished cup.
The event will also offer exciting specialist presentations, with speakers delving into topics such as the company’s history, colour management and printing technologies. The company management will present Print Equipment’s developments, focussing on sustainability and automation solutions such as the AutoStore system. The event will be rounded off by a relaxed atmosphere with barbecues, tarte flambée, cool drinks and a varied supporting programme. The first day will be crowned by an evening in the style of the turn of the millennium, which will focus on the company’s founding years.
Print Equipment
Print Equipment sees itself as a system house for customised printing techniques. As Europe’s leading wholesaler of sublimation products and equipment for transfer and digital direct printing, Print Equipment offers a wide range of different printing technologies. Founded in 1997, the company is headquartered in Ottersweier, Baden. Around 100 employees look after international customers and five German showrooms provide interested trade visitors with detailed insights into the world of customised printing technologies.
