Jingtong Industry

At the SDPE exhibition, Jingtong Intelligent Technology will present its full suite of digital printing solutions — including DTF (Direct to Film) printers, powder-shakers, ovens and consumables — designed to serve garment, textile, and industrial printing markets globally.

UV printing technology is reshaping how businesses personalize products and produce vibrant, durable graphics. Using ultraviolet light to instantly cure ink, UV printers allow printing directly on glass, metal, wood, plastic, leather, and more—with no drying time.

UV DTF printing is becoming one of the most talked-about innovations. Known for its versatility, strong adhesion, and ability to print on almost any surface, UV DTF technology opens new possibilities for product decoration and customization.

Choosing a DTF fluorescent printer for an apparel business is beneficial due to its ability to produce vibrant, long-lasting fluorescent designs on various fabrics with a low-cost, fast setup.

As UV printing continues to evolve, its potential in the animation industry is expected to grow. In the future, UV printing will be faster, more eco-friendly, and work on a wider range of materials. These advancements could open up new possibilities for animators and business owners.

CISMA (China International Sewing Machinery & Accessories Show) is a principal and foremost exhibition of the international sewing machinery and textile industry. Held biennially, CISMA 2025 will bring the industry leaders together, offering a forum for professionals to exchange information, learn the budding trends, and witness the vision of sewing technology’s future.

The global direct-to-garment printing market was estimated at $1.75 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 12.5% from 2024 to 2030. Clearly, DTG has emerged as a transformative technology in the apparel industry. But how do you get started with DTG?

UV printing (short for Ultraviolet Printing) is a digital printing technology that uses ultraviolet light to cure or dry ink instantly as it’s printed onto a surface. Instead of absorbing into the material like traditional inks, UV inks stay on top and harden immediately when exposed to UV light.