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 Ronald van den Broek. General Sales Manager. Mimaki Europe.
 that benefit our production and our business at large.   and his partner Haji Rasheed Ahmad. Established as
 The MAPS (Mimaki Advanced Pass System), just to   a dyeing company, Moti Fabrics was able to
 name one, prevents banding and colour-shifting to   gradually diversify the business over the years to
 deliver a higher standard of quality, while the NRS   become an advanced textile printing specialist.
 (Nozzle Recovery System) provides uninterrupted   Today, the company is an established provider to the
 production, minimising downtime and ensuring   high fashion industry in Pakistan and on an
 superior results. The sticky belt system together with   international level.
 the large-size ink tanks (with a capacity of 10kg) and
 the high-performance software RIP TxLink3 are some   “The story of Moti Fabrics is incredibly inspiring.
 of the other features that make these printers   Belonging to a region with such rooted textile
 efficient, user-friendly and reliable,” says Asif.   printing heritage, Moti Fabrics has been able to
 embrace a new, challenging business model in
 Asif concludes, “Looking at the future, our aim is to   order to stay at pace with the changing demand
 set up a print department featuring only Mimaki’s   from the textile industry and has succeeded,”
 technologies. We are already considering the next   comments Ronald van den Broek, General Sales
 steps to make this possible, knowing that we can   Manager at Mimaki Europe. “Customers like Moti
 count on the support of Signtrade, Mimaki’s dealer in   Fabrics make us proud as they demonstrate how
 the region and our trustworthy partner.”  our advanced Mimaki Tiger industrial textile series
 can be the enabling technology for those textile
 Moti Fabrics (Pvt) Ltd was founded in 1992 by   companies planning the shift from conventional to
 Muhammad Asif’s father Haji Muhammad Yousaf   digital printing.”


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