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Survey finds sector optimistic of 2010 recovery

The results of Fespa’s first stakeholder Economy Survey suggest that wide-format printers and their suppliers worldwide are broadly optimistic about the chances of business recovering to pre-recession levels within the next 12 months.

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Monday, 13 July 2009 22:00

Icon Graphics takes UK’s first QS3220

Icon Graphics in Bletchley has bought the UK’s first EFI Vutek QS3220. Director Neville Tosar said the flexibility of the roll-to-roll/flatbed UV printer, its 3.2m width and high production speed (up to 84m2/hr) make it the right machine for the growing company.

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Monday, 06 July 2009 22:00

Invite to trial Truepress Jet650UV on industrial inkjet applications

Screen printers specialising in work for industrial equipment manufacturers such as membrane switches, graphic overlays and instrument panels can now try out the production and economic benefits of the new Screen Truepress Jet650UV inkjet flatbed printer at Screen's European Print on Demand (POD) Demo Centre in The Netherlands.

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Tuesday, 19 May 2009 22:00

Durst to the power of three

Three new UV curable wide-format printers were presented by Durst at Fespa Digital – the Rho 500R, Rho 800HS and Rho 1000, giving the company what CEO Dr Richard Piock claimed as "the widest range of medium- to high-end wide-format printers".

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Monday, 20 April 2009 22:00

Reflect on this

Reflections, the largest speciality print finisher in the south of England, has developed a fabric-surfaced substrate for printers and graphic designers seeking something different. The medium combines a card backing and a laminated fabric surface and is manufactured to order in any sheet size.

Luke Hastings, joint managing director of Reflections, said: “With print having to find new and exciting ways to differentiate itself from other communications methods, we see our fabric offering as providing a real opportunity for both graphic design agencies and printers to provide their clients with something really exciting, and very ‘touchy-feely’. It is the ideal way to get a piece of print noticed and retained.”

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Wide Format Digital News for the UK

Short-term summer sale offers from Corel

Corel Corporation has announced a sale, until this Friday only, which applies to all of its key products across its graphics, digital and productivity software range.| Read more

HP Designjet L25500 is the choice for MTex Goetz + Goetz

MTex Goetz + Goetz has invested in an HP Designjet L25500 printer to supersede its solvent based machine. Owner Heiko Goetz says that the appeal of HP’s latex printing technologies lies in its high speed and ability to print on various materials as well as its environmental benefits. | Read more

Greek sign-maker goes for Grapo Manta

Greek sign manufacturer Georgiadis Colorsign has installed a UV-curable Manta from Grapo Technologies. With its 3 x 2 m flat-bed design and the ability to handle media thicknesses up to 60 mm, the Manta can print directly on rigid, heavy and odd-shaped materials including those with structural surfaces such as wood, metal, Plexiglass, glass, ceramic and carpet. | Read more

Barbieri Electronic signs up for distribution with IGS UK

In order to simplify colour management for its reseller network and end customers, Barbieri Electronic has appointed IGS UK as distributor for its automatic spectrophotometers. Concentrating on the Series 3 and Swing systems for digital imaging, the addition of these essential peripherals simplifies profiling, saves time and costs, and enables wide-format printer users to achieve consistently accurate results. | Read more

HP Scitex LX800 is an instant success at Magraf

Brussels-based Magraf has moved much of its roll-fed indoor and outdoor work onto its HP Scitex LX800 3.2 m machine, the first such unit to be installed in Benelux. Situated in a residential area of the Belgian city, the company’s move to HP’s latex printing technologies was driven by the desire for greener production options with no odour and the ability to output to more polyester-based materials. | Read more

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