Case Studies

Founded by Managing Director Alex McGrath in 2008, Prosigns in Glasgow was initially established to serve the signage needs of leading UK home construction companies. Since then, Prosigns has continued to grow exponentially in the housebuilder market, bringing on a range of leading housebuilders and expanding its regional reach.  “It's traditionally flagpoles, V boards, monoliths, fascia boards, some internal graphics,” explains Alex. “We also do a lot of health and safety signage for the production side. There's a whole gamut of signage required by the housebuilding industry.”

3 Sixty has cemented its strong and long-term relationship with Durst Group after another key investment in its market-leading technology, this time the Durst P5 350 HS 3.5 meter LED hybrid printing system.

Standbuilder has upgraded its capabilities by installing the EFI Pro 30h UV LED hybrid printer from CMYUK, replacing its previous EFI Vutek QS3 Pro 3.2m printer. This move to next-generation technology aims to enhance productivity and reduce operational costs.

Family-owned business Sussex Beds has revealed how its investment in a new HP Latex 800W has allowed the company to significantly increase its marketing reach and deliver an enhanced shopping experience to customers.

Ontario, Canada-based print business Global Printing (GPE) recently used several products from Drytac to produce an immersive display promoting the new Hollywood film ‘Wonka’.

West Yorkshire-based diversified signage, displays and vehicle graphics business Jess Wright Graphics has opened up on how its use of Decal polymeric vinyl and Decal polymeric overlaminate from Soyang Europe has allowed it to take on a wide range of interior display work within the education sector.

Virginia-based diversified printing and signage business Trophy and Sign Center used Drytac ReTac Textures wallcovering film to create a stunning wall mural based on the iconic children’s book ‘Alice in Wonderland’.

Bulldog Display describes itself as an ‘event production’ company, which places it at the most challenging and varied end of the sign and display industry.  Almost all its work is for short-term use, sometimes for exhibitions, but more often for major corporate product launches and temporary retail ‘takeovers.’  Recent examples include the construction of a 6-metre high advent calendar shaped like a rocket and a giant replica of a drink can.