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Textile printing has always been a remarkable field. You bring a blank roll of fabric to your print shop, it enters your production line, and you know that it carries all the potential your print shop needs. After spending hours in the printing process, your fabric roll becomes a fashion collection, a sportswear range, a luxury interior fabric, or a retail display.

In this article, we explain what is tiling, and how the tiling feature in PrimeCenter helps you manage your production.

Be part of a special celebration as swissQprint opens its brand-new North American headquarters and marks 10 years of success in the region.

With its latest innovation in DTF printing, Caldera can help you understand Caldera Direct-to-Film (its latest RIP for DTF). In this article, you will get acquainted with the details surrounding Caldera Direct-to-Film and how it will help you get the best out of your Roland printers.

At FESPA Barcelona (May 19 to 22), Caldera will showcase PrimeCenter 5, the latest version of its prepress job preparation and workflow software for wide-format and industrial print workflows. Headlining the release is File Editor, a new built-in workspace designed to help print service providers inspect, modify, and validate files faster before creating layouts for production. 

In this article, we answer your questions about CalderaRIP and explain why it has become the RIP software chosen by printers worldwide. We will introduce you to both the advantages and the features that CalderaRIP offers.

Join Caldera at PRINTING United Expo 2026 in Las Vegas! Meet our Caldera specialists, exchange ideas, discover new opportunities, and explore ways to grow and improve your business.

In this article, we’ll explore print workflow automation and why it’s a great fit for print shops still handling everything manually. We’ll also introduce PrimeCenter and highlight the valuable advantages it brings to your workflow.

Ganging has gained significant recognition among printers and is now used in multiple print shops. The term is used to describe grouping files together.