DTG Connection Announces Rebrand to Printer Biz
DTG Connection, a leader in digital garment printing solutions, announced it is rebranding to Printer Biz, a new name inspired by the evolving needs of its customers. This change reflects the company’s continued dedication to supporting entrepreneurs with an expanded suite of technologies and services that go beyond Direct to Garment (DTG) to meet the growing demands of the custom printing community.
Since its founding, DTG Connection has been at the forefront of direct-to-garment (DTG) printing. With the launch of innovative platforms like the DTG-C Model X and X2 DTG/DTF hybrid printers and their latest product, the XTF Pro DTF printer, the company has proven its commitment to embracing emerging technologies and delivering industry-best products and support to print professionals. DTG Connection has also been a top seller of the Epson line of garment printers including the F2270, F1070 and the recently announced G6070 DTF printer.
“Our deep roots in the DTG space have given us a unique understanding of our customers’ needs,” said Karl Tipre, Founder of DTG Connection. “But the technology and the businesses we serve have outgrown the limitations of any single method. This name change to Printer Biz reflects our focus on helping custom print businesses succeed—no matter what technology they use today or tomorrow.”
As Printer Biz, the company will continue offering the same products, support, and expertise that customers have come to trust—including best-in-class DTG and DTF printers, inks, supplies, training, and service.
A redesigned logo and brand identity are launching with this announcement. The company will also be transitioning to its new website, PrinterBiz.com, over the coming months. More information about this transition will be communicated directly to customers to ensure a smooth experience.
For more information, visit DTGConnection.com or follow the brand on social media for updates on the transition to PrinterBiz.com.
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