Nova Chrome UK brings Polyprint’s FilmJet Mini to UK

From left George Marsonis PolyPrint with Nova Chromes Ian McDowall and Ryan Connolly Nova Chrome UK brings Polyprint's FilmJet Mini to UK
From left, George Marsonis, PolyPrint with Nova Chrome’s Ian McDowall and Ryan Connolly

Nova Chrome UK has become a UK reseller of Polyprint’s DTF printing solutions, expanding its offering for businesses looking to enter or scale up their garment personalisation operations.

The partnership includes Polyprint’s FilmJet Mini range, featuring an all-in-one system that prints, powders and cures transfers within a single compact unit.

The FilmJet Mini range is made up of four models, with the Mini 30 and Mini 60 available with a choice of i1600 or i3200 print heads.

Ryan Connolly, business development manager at Nova Chrome UK, said: “DTF has been the big success story in the personalisation industry in recent years, but for small businesses or inexperienced users, it can be a complex set-up. PolyPrint’s new all-in-one solution is revolutionary.

“Customers no longer need a separate powder coater and oven to produce their transfers, which increases speed, reliability and ease of use while saving vital workspace.

“These machines are both an entry-level and a high-production solution. They are ideal for existing DTF users looking to expand and improve what they offer customers, but they are also a great entry point for companies looking to get started with DTF.”

Nova Chrome UK’s latest additions strengthen its position as a supplier of DTF, dye sublimation and UV printing equipment, supporting businesses with solutions tailored to their production requirements.

The new equipment featured at The Print Show, where the FilmJet Mini range made its UK debut.

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