A critical step in the DTF process is thorough and uniform adhesive curing. A properly cured transfer will have a glossy, orange peel texture.
How To Cure Direct-To-Film Transfers
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5 Key Developments in Wide-Format Printing Technology
This column is the first in a monthly series highlighting trends, happenings, and markets in the wide-format graphics industry, and it comes at a time when the wide-format printing segment, as we know it, has changed. And I believe it has changed for the better.
Packaging & Promo: A Powerful Pair
One way to elevate client experience? Combine promotional products with thoughtful, high-end packaging.
Promo Insiders: Trends & Opportunities in the Wide World of Print
Ashley Roberts, content director of Printing Impressions, talks about some of the biggest trends in commercial printing right now and how promo distributors can leverage opportunities in the space.
How Magician Alex Ramon Brings Surprise & Showmanship to His Apparel Decoration Business
Ramon, a working magician, invested in his own screen-printing and embroidery business for his branded merchandise.
Printing’s Alive: Family, Innovation & the Future of Packaging: Insights From the Kaneff Family
In this episode of Printing’s Alive, Warren Werbitt chats with Josh, Mitch and Max Kaneff about the history and future of Arkay Packaging.
Dale Denham Named Chief Information Officer at iPROMOTEu
The industry veteran has held leadership roles at eXtendTech, PPAI, Counselor Top 40 distributor Geiger and ASI.
ASI Show Fort Worth 2026: Build Trust & Be Unforgettable in a Crowded Market
At Education Day at ASI Show Fort Worth, Shawna Suckow of The Buyer Insider discussed how leading with humanity can help businesses stand out.
ThreadX 2026: Why ‘Complexity’ Will Define the Economy in 2026
Economist Alex Chausovsky said that, while 2025 was all about uncertainty, 2026 is about understanding complexities in the economy and pursuing worthwhile strategies.
A Living Legend: Mark Michelson Joins Printing Industry Hall of Fame
Each year, the Printing Impressions/RIT Hall of Fame honors four experienced printing industry leaders who have proven their dedication to the craft. This year, the Hall of Fame will have only one inductee.