Kornit Digital, Israel, recently announced the launch of its new Avalanche R-Series with ink recirculation system.
Kornit’s Avalanche platform is the company’s flagship direct-to-garment printing system. The two most recent configurations were the Avalanche Hexa with six-color-plus white support and the Avalanche 1000.
Both systems are now commercially available in a new “R-Series” version, with a recirculating ink system as the primary innovation. This technology, which Kornit already uses in the Storm series, the Allegro and the Vulcan, optimizes print quality, reliability and ink efficiency of the new Avalanches, with users benefitting from up to 20% ink savings, according to the company.
The new R-Series versions will replace the current systems. The capabilities of the R-Series also are available for existing Avalanche Hexa and Avalanche 1000 installations as an upgrade.
“Kornit keeps innovating on all fronts,” says Guy Zimmerman, Kornit Digital’s vice president of marketing and business development. “The new Avalanche R-Series is a great example how a proven flagship product can be optimized towards even higher print quality, reliability and cost efficiency and have noticed great reception of this new concept during the beta stage.” — L.V.
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