“We Received Positive Feedback from Our Visitors from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Egypt”
Francesco Nozza, Head of Epson Textile Division and Sales Manager for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) Region stated: “ITM 2026 is not only a product presentation platform but also an important meeting point for developing international business relationships. Throughout the exhibition, we received positive feedback from visitors from many countries, especially Pakistan, Bangladesh and Egypt.”
At ITM 2026, Epson showcased its Mona Lisa ML 32000 model, featuring a camera system and 16-color ink channel technology, bringing together quality and flexibility in digital textile printing. The company also launched its new generation ML 18000 model, presenting solutions tailored to different production requirements.
“We Deliver Precise Printing Performance with Next-Generation Camera Technology”
With the ML 32000 model exhibited at ITM 2026, Epson Mona Lisa showcased the technological level it has achieved in digital textile printing. Equipped with a camera system, the machine can automatically detect motifs within the design and thereby perform precise pattern-matched printing. This feature offers significant advantages, particularly for manufacturers with high quality expectations. By reducing error rates during the printing process, the system increases production efficiency while also making a direct contribution to final product quality.
“Flexibility to Operate with Reactive and Pigment Inks”
Francesco Nozza stated that one of the key advantages of the ML 32000 is its ability to use different ink technologies on the same platform. The machine can operate with both reactive inks and pigment inks. This provides manufacturers with greater production flexibility for different fabric types and application areas. While emphasizing that quality in textile printing is directly related not only to printheads but also to ink technologies, Nozza stated that the systems they have developed demonstrate to customers the true level of quality that can be achieved in digital printing.
“We Plan to Achieve More Compact and Efficient Production with the New ML 18000”
Nozza stated that they view ITM 2026 not only as a product presentation platform but also as an important meeting point for developing international business relationships. Nozza noted that they received positive feedback from visitors from many countries, particularly Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Egypt, throughout the exhibition. Highlighting that Türkiye has long been a significant quality-focused textile market, Nozza stated that Istanbul’s strategic location added a global appeal to the exhibition. The company aims to continue its growth in digital textile printing by strengthening relationships with existing customers as well as developing new collaborations. Pointing out that Türkiye has long been an important quality-oriented textile market, Nozza states that Istanbul’s strategic location gives the exhibition global appeal. In addition to strengthening relationships with its existing customers, the company aims to continue its growth in digital textile printing by developing new partnerships.
