Solutions on display
Sun Chemical, for the first time in Brazil, will present its Xennia Ruby range of acid inks for mid-viscosity printheads, designed for increased fastness performance and higher color strength for silk and polyamide fabrics.
Sun Chemical will debut its Xennia Ruby acid inks in Brazil at Febratex 2026 while showcasing upgraded pigment, reactive, sublimation and DTF ink solutions.
The portfolio focuses on higher colour strength, improved fastness, process efficiency and compliance with leading sustainability standards, reinforcing the company’s digital textile printing strategy in Latin America.
The company will showcase its Xennia Sapphire PC pigment inks for mid-viscosity printheads such as Kyocera, which have recently been upgraded to deliver increased fastness performance across a range of fabrics. Similarly, on display will be Sun Chemical’s market-leading solution, Xennia Amethyst EVO reactive inks for mid-viscosity printheads, which are used globally for outstanding print and application performance.
Sun Chemical will also display its ElvaJet range of sublimation inks, including:
- ElvaJet Opal SB inks for low-viscosity and wide-format printers
- ElvaJet Topaz for mid-viscosity heads, offering excellent stability on production printers with pure and vivid colours
- ElvaJet SR342 for high-viscosity heads for direct or transfer print applications.
One of Sun Chemical’s highlights is Xennia Jade, a range of exceptional quality direct-to-film (DTF) inks with high opacity white and vibrant colours.
Together, the solutions on display enable customers to decorate a wide range of fabrics while achieving optimum color performance, strong application results and compliance with the leading market standards such as Eco-Passport from OEKO-TEX, ZDHC Chemicals, to Zero framework and Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certification.
“Febratex is an ideal platform to introduce our latest technology advancements to customers in Brazil and across Latin America”, said Renato Rossi, Latin America Business Manager, Sun Chemical. “Our upgraded digital textile portfolio reflects our commitment to sustainability, business transformation and helping customers improve process efficiency across pigment, sublimation, reactive and acid ink applications. We look forward to welcoming visitors to our stand to share insights and explore our latest solutions.”
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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (JP)
