PRINTING UNITED EXPO PREVIEW
The PRINTING United Expo brings hundreds of manufacturers, suppliers, educators, technology companies, and industry resources together under one roof. This Print Plugz Expo Preview helps printers understand who these companies are, what they provide, and where to find them in Las Vegas.
EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY
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M&R manufactures production equipment for decorated apparel, including automatic and manual screen-printing systems, direct-to-garment technology, hybrid screen/digital production and direct-to-film equipment.
Shops can explore multiple production methods through one equipment company as their volume, staffing and decoration mix evolve.
STAHLS provides heat-transfer materials, digital transfer solutions, heat presses and education for apparel decorators ranging from new creators to established production businesses.
Heat printing offers an accessible way to decorate garments, add specialty applications and expand beyond traditional screen printing.
Brother develops direct-to-garment and direct-to-film printing systems for different production levels, from compact shop solutions to higher-output apparel workflows.
Their equipment gives decorators multiple ways to produce detailed, full-color garments without relying on one production model.
Hirsch Solutions supplies apparel-decoration equipment, including Tajima embroidery systems and Brother and Mimaki digital garment solutions, with nationwide service, training and support.
Equipment selection is only one part of growth; installation, training and long-term technical support can determine whether a new process succeeds.
Mimaki develops digital printers, cutters and workflow technology for textile and apparel decoration, signs and graphics, industrial printing and other specialized applications.
Their range can help shops connect apparel production with cutting, sublimation, signage and broader digital-print opportunities.
Roland DGA provides digital printing and cutting equipment spanning direct-to-film, eco-solvent, UV, latex, flatbed and print-and-cut production.
Decorators looking beyond garments can use related technology to enter signage, stickers, hard goods and other customized-product markets.
Gildan’s apparel portfolio includes Gildan, Comfort Colors, American Apparel, Champion and Hanes, giving decorators access to a wide range of styles, weights, fits and brand positions.
Understanding the differences between blank-apparel families helps shops match garments to customers, decoration methods and price points.
SanMar is an apparel and accessories supplier serving screen printers, embroiderers, promotional-product distributors, athletic dealers and other uniform and branded-apparel businesses.
A broad supplier relationship can simplify sourcing across apparel categories, customer needs and decoration programs.
BELLA+CANVAS produces wholesale blank apparel designed as a premium canvas for printing, decoration and brand expression.
Garment construction, fabric feel, fit and print surface all influence the perceived quality of a finished decorated product.
Stanley/Stella supplies premium blank apparel with an emphasis on design, decoration performance, cotton sourcing, service and sustainability.
Shops serving sustainability-conscious brands need garments that support both decoration quality and responsible sourcing goals.
Lawson Workhorse Group provides equipment and supplies for screen preparation, screen printing, curing and direct-to-film production.
A connected screen-room and production workflow can reduce bottlenecks and make equipment support easier to navigate.
Anatol manufactures screen-printing production equipment and supporting systems for apparel decorators.
Automatic production, screen handling and workflow decisions can materially affect capacity, consistency and staffing needs.
RICOMA offers embroidery machines, DTF printers, white-toner systems, heat presses, sewing equipment and related tools for garment decorators and creators.
Their product range can help a business start with one decoration method and add new capabilities over time.
shopVOX and Print Reach provide connected software for quoting, production management, workflow automation, web-to-print, customer management and payments.
Better business systems can help shops understand costs, organize production and grow without losing control of daily operations.
KIWO and ULANO provide emulsions, screen-making chemicals, cleaning products, coatings, adhesives and computer-to-screen and screen-room equipment.
Image quality and production consistency begin before ink reaches the press, making the screen room one of a shop’s most important systems.
Matsui develops water-based textile inks, pigments, binders and special-effect products for screen and digital applications.
Water-based systems give apparel decorators options for soft-hand printing, special effects and sustainability-focused production.
Sawgrass provides sublimation printers, inks, software, support and education designed for makers, entrepreneurs and production businesses.
Sublimation can open access to apparel, hard goods, gifts and personalized products using a connected production system.
i-Group Technologies supports direct-to-garment production through Image Armor pretreatments and inks, Viper pretreatment equipment and apparel developed for digital decoration.
Pretreatment, ink, garment choice and workflow must work together for reliable DTG quality and production efficiency.
Apparel Factory supplies printer-focused tees, heavyweight streetwear, fleece, polos and custom apparel from its Los Angeles operation.
Decorator-tested construction and private-label options can help growing shops serve brands with more specialized garment needs.
Smart Blanks supplies direct-from-manufacturer tees and fleece designed to provide consistent surfaces for screen printing, DTF and embroidery.
Fabric, stitch density, wash treatment and inventory availability can affect both decoration results and fulfillment reliability.
Graphic Parts International supplies replacement parts, production components and remanufacturing services for screen-printing equipment, along with specialty vacuum tables.
Access to experienced parts and service resources can reduce downtime and extend the useful life of production equipment.
The PRINTING United Apparel Zone brings garment-decoration technology, demonstrations and Apparelist education together in a dedicated show-floor destination.
The zone helps attendees compare decoration methods, meet industry resources and learn about the business behind apparel production.
FDM4 provides ERP, decoration management, warehouse, ecommerce and CRM software for apparel decorators, distributors and manufacturers.
Integrated operations software can connect orders, inventory, proofing, decoration, production planning and customer information.
DCC Group manufactures screen-printing, sublimation and DTF equipment alongside inks, substrates, production services and training resources.
Their integrated approach gives decorators access to technology, consumables and skills development within one ecosystem.
Digital Serigraphic Technologies supplies films, release liners, inks, adhesives and cleaners for screen-printed, hybrid and DTF textile transfers.
Specialized transfer materials support durability, flexibility and demanding applications such as sportswear and workwear.
Impact USA and Fedar USA provide digital printing systems, DTF consumables and specialty-film options for apparel and customized-product production.
Shops can investigate DTF production while also exploring UV and sublimation options that expand the range of products they sell.
AFFORD is a global ink manufacturer producing screen, DTG, DTF, sublimation, inkjet and specialty printing inks from its manufacturing operation in Spain.
The company gives North American decorators another source for ink technology across both analog and digital production.
IT Supplies represents printing equipment, workflow software, media, finishing tools, color-management products and apparel-production solutions from multiple manufacturers.
A multi-brand dealer can help shops compare technologies and connect installation, supplies, software, training and technical support.
Epson develops professional and production printing technology serving photographic, wide-format, textile, garment and related digital-print applications.
Decorators can explore digital garment, transfer, sublimation and adjacent production paths within a broad technology platform.
US Standard Apparel produces tees, hoodies, crewnecks, sweatpants and related basics made in the United States using ECOCYCLE cotton.
Their domestic manufacturing and material story creates an option for customers prioritizing Made-in-USA apparel.
Zapped Headwear carries blank hats and provides in-house customized headwear production supported by a large ready-to-decorate inventory.
Headwear requires different sourcing, decoration and production knowledge than flat garments, making specialist suppliers valuable.
Marabu North America supplies screen, digital and pad-printing inks supported by global product development and technical expertise.
Access to application-specific ink knowledge helps printers match chemistry, substrate and curing requirements more reliably.
Grimco distributes equipment, media, laminates, sign supplies and related production products for sign, graphics and apparel professionals.
Apparel decorators considering signage and graphics can explore related equipment, substrates and finishing resources through one distributor.
EFI develops printers, inks, workflow software and digital front-end technology for textile, signage, packaging, commercial and industrial printing.
EFI represents higher-scale digital production and automation paths for businesses expanding beyond traditional workflows.
FUJIFILM supplies printing equipment, consumables, workflow, color-management knowledge and consulting across commercial, packaging, wide-format and industrial print.
Color knowledge and connected workflow expertise can help production businesses improve consistency and evaluate new technology.
Wye Print provides an ERP platform for estimating, ordering, production, inventory, warehousing and financial management across print and apparel businesses.
Centralized business information can reduce disconnected systems as a shop adds employees, departments and production methods.
Customer’s Canvas provides online design, personalization and prepress-automation tools for print-service providers and marketing companies.
Online personalization can help shops simplify custom ordering and build scalable web-to-print customer experiences.
Propago provides branded ordering portals, digital asset management, inventory, fulfillment and web-to-print workflows for print providers and enterprise brands.
Portal services can help established printers support distributed customers while adding recurring, technology-enabled value.
Hightech Grafix provides apparel-decoration services and education for customers needing production support.
Outside production partners can help shops accept specialized work or manage demand beyond their internal capacity.
TexStone provides direct-to-garment and direct-to-film apparel production for brands, creators and businesses, including short-run and no-minimum work.
Flexible outside production can support testing, limited releases, fulfillment and projects that do not fit a shop’s normal workflow.
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