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• 5th Annual IFF Golf Tournament to take place in Orlando

  Fabric Graphics | September 2, 2010
  The 5th Annual IFF Golf Tournament will take place during IFAI Expo Americas.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/090210_iff_tournament.html

• Printing electronic circuitry

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  The definition of printing on fabric appears to be expanding.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_av_electronic_circuitry.html

• Clipso USA creates environmental impact

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Clipso provides wide-width knitted fabrics designed for ceiling and wall coverings.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_cf_clipso_usa.html

• Cooley project featured in Times Square

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Cooley Group helps install the first 100-percent solar- powered billboard in Times Square.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_nw1_cooley_ny.html

• Flag printing solution

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Sawgrass Technologies Industrial Division announced a partnership with Glaser Mills.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_nw2_flag_printing.html

• Fabric Images announces outdoor division

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Fabric Images Inc. announced its newest business division and product launch, FI Outdoors.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_nw5_fi_outdoors.html

• SEPIAX wins award

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  SEPIAX was named the Best Environmental Ink of 2010 thanks in part to the product’s suitability for use in Epson DX3, DX4 and DX5 print head machines.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_nw8_sepiax_award.html

• Fabric offers versatile canvas

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  An early adaptation of digital printing technology to fabric was in fine art reproduction.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_ef_versatile_canvas.html

• Options for textile signage

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Is Latex the ideal solution for all your textile signage needs? Let’s reach a conclusion by examining the complexity of textile signage applications.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_ei_textile_signage.html

• Keep your printer running

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  It doesn’t require much effort to keep your profit-generating printer running efficiently.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_ee_printer_maintenance.html

• City signage makes an impact

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Impact your city—and your company’s bottom line—with artistic digital graphics applications.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_f1_city_signage.html

• The benefits of buying new equipment

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Buying new equipment can help you conquer new markets and succeed in today’s economy.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_f2_new_equipment.html

• Avoid the greenwashing cycle

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  What environmental certification really means to your business and your customers.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_f3_greenwashing_cycle.html

• Green printing

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Usually, I write about new and cool uses of digitally printed fabrics. This is about something much more mainstream: banners.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_ti_green_printing.html

• The versatility of dye sub

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  The possibilities for dye sub are endless with a range of materials that can be infused with vibrant color, and are durable, lightweight and easy to clean.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_ps_dye_sub.html

• Closing the sale

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Closing the sale commences at the time sellers begin prospecting.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_bb_closing_sale.html

• Green exhibit promotes eco-friendly company

  Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issue
  Diedrich Coffee needed to find the perfect trade show display for the 2010 National Automatic Merchandising Association (NAMA) Expo.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0910_so_green_exhibit.html

• In memoriam: Roger Gant Jr.

  Fabric Graphics | July 27, 2010
  Former Glen Raven president Roger Gant Jr. has died at the age of 86.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/072710.html

• Roland announces VersaArt Series sublimation printers

  Fabric Graphics | July 1, 2010
  Roland DGA Corp. has introduced a new sublimation solution for its VersaArt series.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/070110.html

• Neschen Americas opens training & education center

  Fabric Graphics | June 14, 2010
  Neschen Americas opens the Neschen Americas Training & Education Center.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/061410.html

• The effects of hybrid signage

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  Digital billboards—those brightly lit, often enormous signs that scroll through multiple messages—are hard to ignore, both on the highway and from an industry standpoint. What does their proliferation mean to the fabric signage business?
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_av_signs.html

• 3M expands performance guarantee

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  3M expands performance guarantee for OEM printers and inks used with 3M media.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_nw5_3m.html

• Greenguard revamps website

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  The Greenguard Environmental Institute (GEI) unveiles redesigned website.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_nw6_greenguard.html

• ISU adds Bachelors degree in graphics

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  New Bachelor of Science degree in graphic communications at Illinois State University.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_nw8_isubachelordegree.html

• Nano technology process for textiles

  Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issue
  Xennia Technology, a subsidiary of Royal TenCate, presents its new nano process technology, based on inkjet technology, whereby ink or coating particles are applied with precision and speed.
  http://fabricgraphicsmag.com/articles/0510_nw10_xennia.html