Basic Prints Doubles Digital Capacity with Second Kornit Apollo System
Basic Prints has transitioned most UK production from screen printing to fully automated digital mass production by installing a second Kornit Apollo DTG system. With two Apollo units running at industrial scale—each producing thousands of prints per day—the manufacturer gains rapid replenishment and design flexibility.
1. Production Capacity Expansion
Basic Prints has installed a second Kornit Apollo Direct-to-Garment system at its UK facility, shifting the majority of its output from traditional screen printing to fully automated digital production. Each Apollo system operates at industrial scale, capable of producing thousands of prints per day and handling complex graphics without setup delays.
2. Operational Benefits
The end-to-end digital workflow eliminates manual screen setups and reduces labor intensity by automating loading, printing, curing and unloading. This enables rapid order turnaround, instant design changes and consistent quality across short- and mid-sized runs, meeting modern retail demands for speed and variability.
3. Strategic Impact for Kornit Digital
The expansion underscores growing market adoption of Kornit’s Apollo platform and its role in driving on-demand, sustainable textile production. By securing a high-profile UK manufacturer as a dual-system user, Kornit Digital strengthens its position in Europe’s apparel decorating market and supports longer-term revenue growth.