Wide Format Print

The 6-colour + white SpyderX inkjet printer features 3.2m wide flat-bed and roll-fed capability for handling both rigid and flexible substrates.

Digital HiRes to unveil Inca SpyderX at C!Print in Madrid

Inca has appointed Digital HiRes as its SpyderX distributor in Spain and the company will unveil the new dual flat-bed/roll-to-roll printer on its booth A20 at C!Print Madrid (4 - 6 October 2016).

Zünd will demonstrate a version of the Zünd S3 tailored for packaging at the show.

Zünd UK cutting systems set to inspire at Packaging Innovations

Zünd Plotting Systems (UK) will be exhibiting at Packaging Innovations and Luxury Packaging London 2016.

Atech decided on the NESCHEN HotLam 1650 TH which processes twelve metres of laminate in a record time of one minute.

Neschen sells 100th own-produced laminator

The new laminators "Made by NESCHEN" turn out to be a real sales hit.

"With the new machine now well established in the business, Artisan finds itself in the enviable position of being able to satisfy a broader range of customer requirements in-house, with more control over deadlines and output quality, as well as being more profitable" explains Alison Davey, Artisan Signs

Artisan Signs broadens scope with new Mimaki UJV55-320 printer

Artisan Signs has bolstered its already impressive kit list with the purchase of a new Mimaki UJV55-320 grand format LED UV inkjet printer.

The Roland VG enables T’Go Creative to offer many of the products they had previously outsourced, along with offering new product opportunities, at a cheaper cost and higher quality.

T’Go boldly into the future with new Roland TruVIS VG-640

T’Go Creative, a design-led full service agency based in Perthshire, have introduced the ‘future of print and cut’ to their growing business.

says Rob Goleniowski, Sales Support Manager at Roland DG.

Think it can be printed cheaper? Let Roland DG prove you wrong

As the number one manufacturer of wide format print and print & cut devices worldwide, Roland DG has a reputation for always being ahead of the curve.

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