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P5 TEX iSUB
Durst Image Technology US LLC
Digital Printing
The P5 TEX iSUB is a dye-sublimation printer with an integrated inline fixation (iSUB) for a 1-step direct to fabrics printing process. The Durst iSUB contactless fixing technology ensures excellent colour consistency as well as extreme sharpness of detail in images and text, and eliminates blurring and bleeding of colour.
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