Greek firm Polyprint partners with APC to market Texjet printers in US
Polyprint, a Greek-based company that specializes in direct-to–garment (DTG), printing technology, and American Print Consultants have signed a distribution partner agreement. APC will sell and support the new Texjet NG/DTF series printers in the mid–Atlantic and mid-west regions of the US. APC will also offer technical support, consumables and spare parts to the existing US customer base.
APC, founded and run by veteran technicians, is a forward-thinking provider of equipment, supplies, and services for the sign, textile printing, and industrial industries. APC strives to provide the highest quality service and support to clients by forming partnerships that value exceptional service. APC has a team that is highly skilled and can quickly identify the parts and services required to solve any of the most difficult problems customers might face.
A distribution partnership agreement has been signed between Polyprint, a provider of digital garment printing solutions, and American Print Consultants (a equipment and supplies provider for printing industry). APC will distribute and service the Texjet NG DTG/DTF series printers from Polyprint in the mid-Atlantic and mid-west regions of the US.
APC’s digital consultants are equipped to install or repair equipment, provide training to client production staff, and troubleshoot printing and finishing processes. The companies jointly stated that this level of customer care helps to build a long-lasting relationship.
“We are very pleased to announce our new strategic partnership with APC, a reliable distribution partner with an extensive reach throughout the US. APC’s dedication to providing exceptional products and services aligns perfectly with our goals, and this collaboration marks a significant milestone towards achieving our shared vision of growth and success. Our expertise in the DTG/DTF market, combined with APC’s exceptional customer support and service, will enable an extended customer base and a stronger foothold in the digital garment printing industry,” said George Benglopoulos, Polyprint’s president/CEO.
“We at APC, like many of our customers, have been interested in adding a DTG solution to our product line for quite some time. In the past there were two main classes of equipment, one being unreliable and inefficient, the other being too expensive for many print shops to effectively realise a return on their investment. We were surprised at how Polyprint fulfilled all our expectations when we looked closely at it. It offers high quality, consistent results and ease of use, all at an affordable price. When packaged with the state of the art, computer controlled Pretreater Pro and our conveyor dryer or heat press solutions, we can now offer a complete, turn-key package that opens up fast, reliable and economical DTG printing, as well as Direct-To-Film transfer capabilities, all in one affordable package. We are excited to have the Polyprint equipment line in our arsenal of solutions and look forward to introducing a new era of direct apparel printing to the market,” said American Print Consultants, CEO Rob Almstrom.
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