Zeke Hartner, Staff Writer; Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor

$A design printed by the new digital textile printer. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Wednesday to unveil the new machine, the first model used in the United States. A demonstration of the system’s capabilities showed that the new machines are capable of printing complex designs onto natural and synthetic fabric at a rate of 100 meters per hour using four colors and 50 meters per hour using eight colors; a fraction of the time it used to take to produce comparable goods in the past.$

College of Textiles accepts $600,000 grant in effort to bring manufacturing jobs home

Zeke Hartner, Staff Writer; Gavin Stone, Assistant News Editor
Oct 1, 2015

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College of Textiles accepts $600,000 grant in effort to bring manufacturing jobs home

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