Kissel + Wolf Australia has announced an exclusive partnership with AGP|TEXTEK to bring Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing solutions to Australian and New Zealand.
“We’re honoured to partner with AGP|TEXTEK, bringing their cutting-edge DTF and UV DTF printing solutions to our clients in Australia and New Zealand,” said Jamie Weller, managing director at Kissel + Wolf Australia.
“This collaboration underscores our commitment to providing the best, most affordable products and solutions, backed by our exceptional local service and support.”
Consumables for the systems will be readily available locally, minimising downtime and maximising convenience. The DTF printing solutions boast high-quality heat transfer pigment inks that comply with the international OEKO-TEX ECO PASSPORT textile safety standard, ensuring safe and sustainable printing practices.
Furthermore, Kissel + Wolf Australia will introduce AGP|TEXTEK’s solutions for promotional products. UV DTF printers create versatile stickers ready to adhere to plastic, wood, metal, glass, ceramic, and other hard surfaces.
Levi Cui, CEO and founder of AGP|TEXTEK, said, “With Kissel + Wolf Australia, we found the ideal partner to distribute our DTF and UV DTF solutions in Australia and New Zealand. Their technical knowledge, service and support structure, and passion for the textile and promotional products industries align perfectly with our company values.”
Malcolm Cowen, technical service manager at Kissel + Wolf Australia, said, “After thorough research, we’re impressed by the build quality and performance of AGP|TEXTEK’s DTF and UV DTF printing solutions, offering additional colours like red, green, blue, and orange to expand the colour gamut, delivering unmatched colour quality and vibrancy. The prompt and exceptional technical support that both we and our customers will experience is a testament to AGP|TEXTEK’s unwavering commitment to delivering remarkable customer service.”
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