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- Under the theme of 'Reinterpretation of Nature', more than 60 new products, including digital printing LVT, will be unveiled
- Eco-friendly production technology '4Re', customized 'one-stop solution' is also introduced
- "K-Interior Globalization Efforts"
KCC Glass (KCC Glass, CEO Chung Mong-ik) announced on the 30th that HomeCC, an interior brand, participated in the TISE 2026 (The International Surface Event 2026), the largest flooring exhibition in North America, held in Las Vegas from the 27th to the 29th (local time) to showcase its latest design and eco-friendly technology.
TISE is a world-class exhibition where more than 700 companies and 60,000 industry officials participate every year to share trends in the global flooring market and identify the latest technologies.
The digital printing technology introduced by HomeC is a new printing method using CMYK (4 primary color) inkjet. Compared to the existing "Gravity Printing" method, the resolution is more than three times higher and the range of repetitive patterns can be expanded more than twice, allowing more precise and realistic expression of patterns made of natural materials such as wood and stones.
In addition, it has production flexibility because it can produce small amounts of various types and implement detailed customized colors, and it is also excellent in terms of production efficiency and eco-friendliness by using eco-friendly UV ink developed by KCC Glass and reducing resource consumption by simplifying the production process.
Representative LVT products with digital printing applications unveiled at the site include ▲ Terra Vein that utilizes the elegant texture of natural marble ▲ Clay Mix that harmoniously arranges stones and marble pieces of various colors ▲ Interlace that realistically embodies the touch of carpet fabric ▲ Mozaic that utilizes various sculptural tile patterns. In particular, the LVT product unveiled through the exhibition can be applied to an eco-friendly coating layer containing U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) certified raw materials and obtained "FlorScore," a U.S. indoor air quality certification, which was also praised for product safety.
At the same time, the exhibition also introduced '4Re', an eco-friendly flooring production technology of KCC Glass to cope with climate change. 4Re is a concept that takes the first letters of the four key keywords, meaning ▲ recycle ▲ reuse ▲ replacement ▲ reduction.
Recycling refers to a technology that uses used PET bottles or low-market wallpaper as a raw material for re-polluting, and 'reuse' refers to a process of collecting plasticizers generated during the production of flooring and using them as mixed raw materials. "Alternative" is a method of applying UV paint using plant-derived biomass as a raw material instead of existing chemical paint. 'reduction' refers to new blending technology to reduce fossil fuel use and carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions.
In addition, HomeC also unveiled a "one-stop solution" that allows customized customer response in the entire process from counseling to production, and was highly evaluated in terms of customer service.
Through this TISE 2026, we once again confirmed that HomeC's design and eco-friendly technology have sufficient competitiveness in the global market, a KCC Glass official said. "We will continue to make active efforts to globalize the K-interior with innovative products that combine emotional design and the latest technologies."
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