Optimising colour for textile production with MS and JK Group
Debbie McKeegan speaks to Matteo Forte, Product Marketing Manager at MS and JK Group about their new Colour Pack software solution that optimises the management of print machinery and inks
As the textile printing community converts to digital manufacturing, colour management is a key challenge for the community, often this is a factor of poor standards, and outdated technology. Print departments often contain a hybrid mix of external technologies and software providers.
Matteo Forte, Product Marketing Manager of MS and J.K Group, discusses their new Color Pack software solution which optimises the management of print machinery and inks. The software addresses the key challenges faced by the print industry and offers an innovative colour matching system. Listen to learn more...
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