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The Big Ink Tank in Coventry has become the latest Agfa customer having invested in the largest hybrid Anapurna H3200 UV LED wide format press.
Here at Roland DG, one of the perks of the job is getting an exclusive look into the lives of Roland users. Sometimes we’re even lucky enough to play a more major part in their stories. Such was the case when Renault Sport Formula One Team asked us to help them out with our favourite kind of challenge – a burger-related challenge!
In more than 30 years as a signmaker, Jeffrey Chudoff, owner of Fastsigns of Maple Shade, New Jersey, has witnessed the transformation of vehicle graphics printing. Indeed, he has been one of those who helped drive the evolution, and SAi Flexi was one of the enablers.
Colour Graphics was founded in 1980 by Steve Birch as a home-based curtain making business. Since then it has seen great transformation and is now a digital print operation with a yearly turnover of £1.5m. A family-run business, the company has always kept a close eye on the latest digital print technology and recently invested in a FabriVu 340 with Klieverik calender purchased from CMYUK. The 3.4m-wide FabriVu replaces an older Mtex 5032 Pro, and the company has seen immediate benefits in flexibility, speed and range.
European web-to-print giant CEWE reports substantial quality and productivity gains since Jet Press 720S investment.
Reflex Printed Plastics, the first company in the world to invest in Fujifilm's new B1 format inkjet printer, looks back on a year of faster finishing, reduced waste, cost savings and added flexibility.
Massivit 3D Printing Technologies, the leading provider of large format 3D printing technology for visual communication projects, has announced that Deko 3D by Sepia has installed a Massivit 1800 3D Printing Solution in a bid to secure new business and overcome the constraints of traditional production processes.
The University of Huddersfield’s busy and bustling print room is a unique, creative space that provides students with a collaborative environment within which to explore the potential that inkjet printing offers their design process. The mastermind of Technical Manager Coordinator at the university’s School of Art, Design and Architecture, Stephen Calcutt, the print room houses a Mimaki UJF small format flatbed LED UV printer, a state of the art Mimaki Tx300P-1800 direct to textile printer alongside further small format transfer printers, large format graphics devices, plus binding and other finishing processes.
