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Printing electronic circuitry
Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issueThe definition of printing on fabric appears to be expanding. -
City signage makes an impact
Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issueImpact your city—and your company’s bottom line—with artistic digital graphics applications. -
The versatility of dye sub
Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issueThe 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. -
Coated and laminated vinyls
Fabric Graphics | from the September 2010 issueGrand-Flex 15-ounce coated backlit and Rio 15-ounce laminated backlit. -
The flatbed inkjet printer market
Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issueOne of the most important trends in the digital wide format market is the rapid development of the flatbed inkjet printer market. -
Ad Shades market with mesh
Fabric Graphics | from the May 2010 issueMesh shades reduce glare and energy costs, while providing brand promotion. -
Customize products on the web
Fabric Graphics | from the March 2010 issuePeach Berserk is a buzzing “bricks and mortar” store and workshop in Toronto, Ontario, but it has a far more commanding reach via an interactive website. -
Textile opportunities in advertising
Fabric Graphics | from the March 2010 issueTextiles provide options that let your customer’s advertisements stand out. -
Finishing options for fabric projects
Fabric Graphics | from the March 2010 issueKnowing finishing equipment and procedures for fabric end products helps finish the sale. -
Olympic towers feature digitally printed fabric graphics
Fabric Graphics | from the March 2010 issueRainier Industries was awarded the mission to design and fabricate 12 40-foot towers in its 140,000-square-foot Seattle facility for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver. -
The benefits of employee certification
Fabric Graphics | from the March 2010 issueCertification is no longer an elite group of individuals that are being held in esteem for their measurable qualities, but a need for anyone within your company being able to prove their worth. -
Banner company reinvents for success
Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issueKurt Lisk watched the development of digital fabric graphics closely, but held off introducing the technology into his business until it was right for his product. -
The dye-sub debate: Transfer vs. direct
Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issueExplore the two printing technologies that have taken the fabric graphics industry by storm. -
Technology catches up with large-scale printed globe projects
Fabric Graphics | from the January 2010 issueBuilding 3-D products requires skilled designers, engineers and craftsmen to visualize the end result by mapping out production and providing quality service and sustainable print and material options to protect the real globe. -
Project data management software
Fabric Graphics | from the November 2009 issueControl, manage and share product design data. -
Turn awnings into eye-catching signage
Fabric Graphics | from the November 2009 issueUse the latest digital graphics innovations to turn your awnings into eye-catching signage. -
Troubleshooting color management problems
Fabric Graphics | from the November 2009 issueA print shop encounters a spell of color management problems on a theater project and learns to troubleshoot for a solution. -
Global technical textile business leaders to converge in Paris
Fabric Graphics | October 14, 2009According to Stephen M. Warner, president and CEO of the Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI), “The rate of change and innovation in the technical textiles industry is outpacing the consumer awareness of applications, as well as the current standards and text procedures.” -
Designing with CAD software
Fabric Graphics | from the September 2009 issueEmbracing the sophistication of CAD software allows the creation of complex structures for 3-D projects. -
New welder leaves a clean finish
Fabric Graphics | from the September 2009 issueThe Triad from Sinclair Equipment Co. was designed around the basic finishing needs of the digital graphics market as an upgrade from glue, tape and outsourcing. -
Designers use digital graphics for a good cause
Fabric Graphics | from the September 2009 issueInspired by a trip to New York City, Dutch designers Peggy van Neer and Erik van Loo created this cotton duvet and matching pillow cases to look like a folded-open cardboard box. -
Finding a niche: Small markets, big profits
Fabric Graphics | from the September 2009 issueHow and why digital graphics companies are succeeding because they found their niche. -
Start “going green”
Fabric Graphics | from the May 2009 issueIf it’s time for your company to “go green,” the Fabric Graphics Association (FGA) wants to help. -
Keeping up with advances in backlit applications
Fabric Graphics | from the May 2009 issueStaying on top of advances in fabrics and techniques for backlit applications offers a promising opportunity for growth. -
Proper printer maintenance
Fabric Graphics | from the May 2009 issueProper printer maintenance can make or break your ROI.
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