Quality Print Services (QPS) has announced it will showcase six printers from across the ColorJet and Roland DG ranges, alongside Nazdar’s alternative digital inks, on its stand (150) at The Sign Show 2026.
Taking place in hall 1 of the NEC in Birmingham from 29 September to 1 October, The Sign Show, co-located with The Print Show, gives visitors access to both events with a single registration. During the combined show, QPS will demonstrate four ColorJet UV printers, comprising two flatbed and two hybrid systems.
The line-up will include the ColorJet Vulcan Hybrid 1800, the latest addition to the ColorJet portfolio. This compact UV hybrid is designed to handle both flexible media and lightweight rigid boards. Built around an advanced conveyor-belt, the machine has a maximum print speed of 45sq m/hr and can accommodate media up to 1,800mm wide.
Roland DG printers and Nazdar Inks on show
Also on the stand will be two of the latest wide-format printers from Roland DG: the TrueVIS VG4 print-and-cut system and the DGXPRESS ER-641. Both Roland DG machines bring print-and-cut and roll-to-roll production to the line-up.
Alongside the hardware, QPS will once again be showcasing the broad portfolio of Nazdar alternative digital inks. These solutions deliver the same – or improved – print quality as OEM inks, but at a lower price point.
“We’re bringing a line-up that gives visitors plenty to talk about,” says Chris Bailey, Managing Director of QPS. “We’ve got four ColorJet UV systems, including the new Vulcan Hybrid 1800, two Roland DG machines and, of course, a wide range of Nazdar inks.
“The show is always a good opportunity to get away from the specifications on a datasheet and talk about what businesses are actually trying to produce, how they want to produce it and where they see opportunities for growth. That’s where our team can add real value.
“We’re looking forward to welcoming visitors to stand S150.”
