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DCC opens Florida XPERIENCE CENTER pairing screen, DTF and sublimation gear

The equipment maker's Sanford, Fla., showroom lets decorators compare full production workflows side by side, with an Aug. 26-27 grand opening.

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DCC, a printing technology company with nearly five decades of engineering history, is opening its North American XPERIENCE CENTER in Sanford, Fla. The site brings custom-apparel screen-printing machines together with direct-to-film and dye-sublimation systems, with a grand opening set for Aug. 26-27.

Rather than spotlight single machines, the center is laid out so visitors can walk through complete workflows, compare technologies and consult application specialists. Hands-on demos and business consultations on shop layout are also on the agenda.

DCC says it develops its own patented print technology, inks and chemistry, and bundles consumables such as film, powder, paper and RIP software with its DTF and sublimation systems. Chairman Narendra Dadia described the center as a place for customers to see what comes next for their businesses.

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