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Global digital textile printing inks market to 2027 - Featuring Ricoh, Konica Minolta and Dover among others

The "Global Digital Textile Printing Inks Market to 2027" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

Digital printing inks refer to the infusion of colorants onto textile or fabric. These inks are classified into various types such as Acid, Reactive, Direct Disperse, Sublimation, and Pigment. Digital printing inks are used on natural as well as synthetic fabrics. Theses inks are used for printing of cloths and garments including promotional wears, t-shirts, banners, flags, and other textile applications. 

Increase in technological advancements in textile industry is expected to boost the global digital textile printing inks market growth. For instance, in November 2019, Apsom technologies had lunched digital printers such as Coltex and Top Banner. Banner printer is specifically designed for polyester fabric and coltex is designed for natural fabric.

Furthermore, changes in lifestyle and penetration of internet across the globe will have the positive impact on global digital textile printing inks market growth. Moreover, new fashion trends based on culture and innovations in digital printing industry is expected to propel the global digital textile printing inks market growth.

Market Restraints

However, increase in popularity of digital advertising media is expected to global digital textile printing inks market growth.

Market Segmentation

Global Digital Textile Printing Inks Market is segmented into ink type such as Acid, Reactive, Direct Disperse, Sublimation, and Pigment, and by application such as Household, Clothing, Technical Textile, Display, and Others.

Also, Global Digital Textile Printing Inks Market is segmented into five regions such as North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Middle East & Africa.




Market Taxonomy

By Ink Type

• Acid

• Reactive

• Direct Disperse

• Sublimation

• Pigment

By Application

• Household

• Clothing

• Technical Textile

• Display

• Others

By Region

• North America

• Latin America

• Europe

• Asia Pacific

• Middle East & Africa

Companies Mentioned

• Ricoh

• Konica Minolta

• Dover Corporation

• Durst Phototechnik

• Roland

• D.Gen

• Electronics for Imaging

• Kornit Digital

• Mimaki Engineering

• Seiko Epson

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