Why Indian Soft Colours Chose Epson Over Other Textile Printing Machines

Indian Soft Colours started in 2018, backed by a partner with 20 years in the textile business — and built the venture around digital printing from day one, seeing where the industry was headed. The company runs a roll-to-roll fabric digital printing unit, with 95% home textile export orders and 5% garment printing, at a production capacity of around 4,000 metres a day. What this video covers: • Why Indian Soft Colours picked an Epson machine over other options in the market • How ink supply and delivery timelines compare across machine brands • What limits analog printing that digital printing removes • How Epson's service and support setup actually works in practice • Why some clients specifically place orders because of the Epson machine on the floor Key points from the customer's own account: • Chose Epson after seeing a competitor's positive experience with the Monna Lisa ML-8000 • Now runs two Epson machines — the second purchased after the first performed well • Epson ink ordered today is delivered the next day from Chennai; other machines needed ink ordered around 2 months in advance, requiring extra stock to be held • Analog printing limits colour count to around 10–12 colours; digital printing removes that limit entirely, enabling photographic-quality colour output • Digital printing cuts both cost and time versus analog's fixed base costs • Local service support from the Tirupur team, with escalation to Bangalore/Mumbai, and Japan-based technical support for major issues • Around 5–6 clients specifically place orders because the business runs an Epson machine, valuing it as a trusted international brand Learn more: https://bit.ly/42cyNiz #Epson #Epson #EpsonMonnalisa #Textile #Printing #Testimonial