I’m the founder and dev technician at TexPro Inkjet. I’ve been an inkjet tech for 13+ years, originating in wide format, then to film positive, DTG, now DTF. I run TexPros ink & film development and testing operations, and am a tech for many textile printing companies. I troubleshoot problems and dev new technology for dtf printing, help companies understand the more complex issues in dtf application, and teach the math behind achieving the perfect transfers. My bio is way too long, but anyone in the forefront of textile inkjet knows me or knows of me. Adrienne knows a fair amount of my history. I am the leading IC chip programmer and decrypter in the U.S. for Mimaki, Roland, and Ricoh printers (I was the one who cracked the Mimaki TxF chip and Roland BY20 chip) and am contracted by our Military, Navy, and DoD for their eprom chip needs. I consult for OEMs and bring forth products which advance the industry. I have more printers in my kitchen than kitchen appliances if that says anything.
