“Not all printers are created equal,” says one sign displayed prominently in their office. If their considerable growth using Kornit technology is any indication, that’s very true. Since its start in 2011, Snuggle Printing has expanded its customer base to encompass embroidery houses, screen printers, and promotional houses seeking fast, high-quality digital DTG production on demand. They’ve added additional production space to accommodate their growing fleet of Kornit Digital DTG systems, which now includes Kornit Avalanche HD6, Atlas, and the latest Atlas MAX technology.
“When we got the Atlas, it increased our capacity from 60 units per hour per printer to 120. Demand was growing more and more for t-shirts, sweatshirts, and hoodies-especially on dark colours-and this allowed us to meet that demand and be able to increase our quality as well as the vibrancy of the colours. We found out they were releasing the Atlas MAX, and could’ve never been more excited. The XDi technology allowed you to have 3D prints, as well as better throughput and consistency on your white ink, which was really important.”
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