Kornit Digital’s Atlas MATRIX is Commercially Available

Kornit announced the commercial availability of the Atlas MATRIX platform following the completion of a global beta program across leading production environments. This announcement marks a major milestone in the evolution of digital apparel production.

The system has already been validated through extensive production with multiple leading global customers across Europe and North America. Early adopters report exceptional print quality, superior hand feel, operational simplification, and the ability to unlock entirely new categories of business that were previously difficult or impossible to address with existing digital technologies.

Atlas MATRIX expands the capabilities of Kornit’s Atlas MAX PLUS platform into polyester, blends, and sublimated fabrics, enabling customers to produce across virtually any fabric type with one unified production system.  

Recently unveiled at Konnections 2026, Atlas MATRIX introduces Kornit’s proprietary Karbon Shield process, enabling direct decoration on polyester and sublimated garments while eliminating the dye migration challenges that have historically limited digital production capabilities. 

“The apparel industry is rapidly shifting toward agile, on-demand production models that require far greater flexibility, efficiency, and responsiveness,” said Ronen Samuel, Chief Executive Officer of Kornit Digital. “Atlas MATRIX represents a major step forward for the industry, enabling our customers to expand into new applications, simplify production, and accelerate the transition to digital manufacturing at scale.  The early feedback and production results we are seeing from customers are extremely encouraging.  We have already generated a strong backlog of upgrade demand from our existing install base, alongside new system demand from both existing and new customers, further validating the market opportunity and excitement around the platform.”

Live demonstrations of Atlas MATRIX will take place during FESPA 2026 at Kornit’s booth 3A95.