Epson will present a suite of new textile and large-format printing innovations at ITMA Asia + CITME 2025, held at Singapore from 28–31 October. The showcase includes the global debut of the SureColor G6030, Epson’s first Direct-to-Film (DTFilm) printer, and the SureColor F9530H, an advanced dye-sublimation system for commercial garment and signage production.
Engineered for efficiency and flexibility, the SureColor G6030 features a 1.6-litre ink capacity, minimal maintenance, and vivid, full-colour output across diverse applications such as T-shirts, tote bags, care labels, and rigid substrates—ideal for short-run personalisation. The F9530H, meanwhile, offers faster speeds, sharper imaging, and expanded colour options to meet industrial-scale standards for sportswear, jerseys, and soft signage.
Epson will also display its hybrid Direct-to-Garment (DTG) systems—SureColor F3030, F2230, and F1030—alongside a range of dye-sublimation printers, including the F6430H and F11030, for applications from mugs to large textile runs.
At the Digital Lab Experience, visitors can explore Epson’s Craft Studio software and end-to-end “storefront customisation” workflow, designed to help entrepreneurs launch low-cost personalised goods businesses.
“Rising demand for customised textiles is reshaping our industry,” said Derek Tan, Head of Sales and Marketing at Epson Singapore. “Our latest solutions deliver scalability and sustainability for customers of all sizes.”
