EVIN INTZOGLOU invests in the Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB
The first Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB in Greece
Multiplo is investing in the Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB, further strengthening its production capabilities.
Multiplo, based in Athens and drawing on the extensive expertise of its parent company, EVIN Intzoglou, in the field of visual communication, is making a significant investment in the Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB digital printer, the first installation of this model in Greece.
This latest addition enhances the company’s production capabilities in large-format digital textile printing, opening up new opportunities for growth and an expanded range of applications.
Building on EVIN Intzoglou’s experience dating back to 1989, Multiplo provides comprehensive visual communication and display solutions, combining contemporary design with flexibility and functionality. Its extensive portfolio includes Stands & Displays, modular exhibition structures and customised applications, meeting the needs of businesses and professionals seeking modern, reusable display solutions.
Multiplo Visual Communication Systems: Portable exhibition booths combining aluminium profile frames, fabric graphics and integrated LED lighting.
With an integrated production infrastructure, the company manages every stage of the process, from design and printing to fabrication and assembly, ensuring high quality standards and effective control over the entire production workflow.
Investing in quality, technology and efficiency
Mr Kyriakos Intzoglou, Managing Director and Owner of the company, commented on the new investment:
“Our company is currently undergoing a substantial modernisation programme, both in terms of facilities, with new premises at a location that will be announced shortly, and in terms of machinery and equipment.
“More specifically, we are experiencing significant growth in our large-format digital textile printing business. This has led us to seek new technological solutions capable of meeting our customers’ increasingly demanding requirements.
“The key criteria behind our choice were print quality, application flexibility and production costs.
“We selected the Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB because it meets our requirements, delivering outstanding print quality on textiles and offering both direct-to-fabric printing, with integrated fixation in a single pass through its inline fixation system, and transfer printing onto transfer paper.
“At the same time, the use of water-based inks is another important advantage for us, as it allows us to incorporate more environmentally friendly options into our production process.
“Finally, at a time when energy costs represent a major challenge for businesses, the potential for significantly reducing production costs helps us improve efficiency and maintain our competitiveness.”
Ο εκτυπωτής Durst P5 TEX 350 iSUB
Flexibility, productivity and lower operating costs
The Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB is a comprehensive large-format digital textile printing solution, combining high print quality with production flexibility and energy efficiency.
One of its most important features is its inline fixation technology, which enables printing and ink fixation to be completed in a single, integrated production process, eliminating the need for a separate calender. This reduces intermediate production stages, the handling and transportation of printed materials, as well as overall job completion times. In addition, the ability to manage the production process with a single operator contributes to more efficient use of personnel and available resources.
Another key advantage is the choice between two production methods: direct-to-fabric printing and transfer printing onto transfer paper. This allows businesses to tailor the process to the requirements of each application, depending on the substrate and the desired result. Such flexibility broadens the range of applications and enables different production needs to be addressed with a single printing system.
With a printing width of up to 3.5 metres, the P5 350 TEX iSUB supports a wide range of large-scale applications, including soft signage, exhibition structures, flags, backlit displays and interior decoration, further expanding EVIN’s production capabilities.
In terms of productivity, printing speeds can reach 422 m²/h in transfer printing mode, enabling more efficient handling of large-volume orders and periods of peak production demand. At the same time, inline fixation during direct-to-fabric printing eliminates the need for a separate calendering stage, simplifying the overall production workflow.
Energy efficiency is another important benefit of the system. According to Durst, it can deliver up to 60% lower energy consumption compared with alternative methods. Combined with fewer intermediate production stages and reduced manual handling, these features contribute to a more efficient and flexible production model.
In addition, Durst Workflow software tools support print job management, file processing and production monitoring, providing greater control, improved scheduling and more efficient order management.
A strategic investment in Multiplo’s growth
Drawing on the extensive expertise and production infrastructure of its parent company, EVIN Intzoglou, Multiplo is strengthening its ability to expand its application portfolio through the integration of the Durst P5 350 TEX iSUB into its equipment lineup. The investment will enable the company to make better use of available resources and respond more effectively to the growing demands of the textile printing market.
More about Multiplo Visual Communication Systems:
