Epson India supports export ambitions with new industrial textile printing solutions

As India reinforces its position as a global textile powerhouse, Epson has upgraded its industrial printing systems to address the urgent need for manufacturing agility. The deployment of the SureColor SC-G9030 and SC-F20030 printers underscores a broader industry shift toward high-speed, digital-first production. With the digital textile printing market in India projected to sustain 11.2 per cent CAGR through 2026, manufacturers are under pressure to reduce lead times, often from weeks to just days while minimizing the water and chemical waste inherent in traditional analogue processes.

The SureColor SC-G9030 offers an advantage for garment exporters by enabling versatile Direct-to-Film (DTF) applications on diverse substrates, including leather and synthetic blends. Simultaneously, the ultra-high-speed SC-F20030 dye-sublimation unit targets large-scale fashion houses, delivering outputs of up to 295 square meters per hour.

Prabagaran S, Senior General Manager, Epson India says, the next growth phase for domestic companies hinges on the ability to deliver speed, customization, and sustainability at scale. By adopting these high-throughput technologies, local players are better positioned to compete with regional rivals in Bangladesh and Vietnam, effectively transforming their production lines into responsive, on-demand hubs capable of handling volatile fast-fashion cycles without excess inventory.

Epson is a global leader in digital imaging, hardware, and industrial printing solutions. The company operates a robust portfolio spanning office, commercial, and industrial segments, with a specific focus on high-precision textile technology. Headquartered in Japan, Epson has aggressively expanded its Indian footprint through local solution centers and strategic R&D initiatives.