DÜSSELDORF | Germany – October 2026 – Kornit Digital has announced that Tintoria Finissaggio 2000, one of Italy’s leading textile dyeing and finishing specialists, has integrated the Kornit Presto MAX into its production environment. The family-owned company, based in the Biella textile district, adopted the industrial roll-to-roll platform to expand its premium fabric offering, enhance manufacturing efficiency, and meet growing demand for sustainable, agile production.
“In Italy, we describe our work as ‘ennobling’ fabrics,” said Dino Masso, Owner and CEO of Tintoria Finissaggio 2000. “Every investment we make is about creating new opportunities for our customers, and Presto MAX represents the next evolution of that philosophy.”
Waterless Roll-to-Roll Pigment Printing
Designed for industrial roll-to-roll production, the Presto MAX combines pigment printing with a single-step process that eliminates pre-treatment and post-treatment requirements. This process significantly reduces water and energy consumption while accelerating production times.
The investment addresses three strategic objectives for Tintoria Finissaggio 2000: developing innovative products, eliminating water from the textile printing process, and building a flexible platform capable of supporting customized, short-run production.
Elevating Pigment Quality for Luxury Fashion
Historically, pigment printing was associated with a stiffer hand feel, reduced color vibrancy, and lower durability compared to traditional reactive or acid printing. Working alongside Kornit, Tintoria Finissaggio 2000 developed fabrics that deliver high color vibrancy, softness, and print definition suitable for luxury applications.
Because fabrics emerge fully finished from the press without requiring washing, steaming, or additional post-processing, the company has streamlined operational efficiency and reduced turnaround times.
Supporting On-Demand Supply Chains
With the Presto MAX fully integrated into its manufacturing workflow, Tintoria Finissaggio 2000 is positioned to serve luxury fashion brands, textile manufacturers, and fabric converters seeking sustainable, on-demand production models.
“We don’t see Presto MAX simply as a printing machine,” Masso concluded. “It’s a platform that changes the way we serve the market. As the textile industry moves toward producing only what is needed, technologies like this will be essential for building a faster, more sustainable and more flexible supply chain.”
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