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Kornit builds Direct-to-Garment (DTG) and Direct-to-Fabric (DTF) printing systems designed for the industrial textile and fashion industry. Its systems enable high-volume digital printing without heavy water usage or traditional dyeing processes, which the company positions as an environmental advantage. Typical customers include print service providers, textile manufacturers, and fashion brands pursuing on-demand manufacturing models.

Kornit's product lineup includes the Atlas series for high-volume garment printing and the Presto systems for wide-format fabric printing. In addition to hardware, the company sells proprietary inks and workflow software for managing print operations.

Kornit competes in the digital textile printing equipment market against companies including Brother in the DTG segment and EFI Reggiani in the DTF segment. The market experienced a sharp demand surge in 2020–2021 followed by a significant downturn in 2022–2023, driven by e-commerce normalization and customer inventory overhang, which pressured Kornit's revenue and order volumes.

Kornit's core R&D and technology operations are based in Israel. The company's Israeli engineering teams focus on hardware, mechanical engineering, and software development. Kornit typically hires in Israel for R&D and engineering roles.