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Canon launches updated ColorWave and PlotWave printer series

Canon launches updated ColorWave and PlotWave large format printer series.

Canon today announces the launch of its updated ColorWave and PlotWave large format printer series.

Allen Signs drives car showroom makeover with HP Latex 360

Dack Motor Group has revamped its car showroom with sophisticated wall graphics and new exterior signage, printed by Allen Signs using HP Latex technology.

A car dealership in Lincoln reopened for business this summer with a transformed interior showroom featuring sophisticated wall graphics as well as refreshed exterior signage, all produced by Allen Signs using HP Latex technology.

Sustainability success for Seacourt with HP Latex from ADAPT

Oxford-based printer extends into the wide-format market with HP Latex 365 while retaining its green credentials.

Oxford-based printer, Seacourt, has extended into the wide-format market with the addition of an HP Latex 365, creating a new branch to its business - Seacourt XL - while retaining its green credentials.

Spandex introduces new accessories product guide

Spandex introduces new accessories product guide.

Spandex, the one-stop supplier of innovative solutions to the sign, graphics and display industries launches a product guide that showcases the complete range of sign making accessories and tools from leading brands including 3M, Avery Dennison, ORAFOL, ImagePerfect and PROSERIES.

Zund UK and Inca Digital announce new partnership

Zund UK and Inca Digital announce new Innovative Solutions based Partnership.

Zund UK and Inca Digital have today announced a new innovation-based partnership that sees both companies working together to offer customers in the signage, graphics and packaging industries fully automated print, cut and robotic offload workflow solutions.

UK shoppers avoid shops with unclear social distancing signs

More than 40 percent of UK shoppers have stopped visiting shops with unclear social distancing signage.

More than 40 percent of UK shoppers have stopped visiting stores that have unclear signage on social distancing, according to the findings of a European study of 2,500+ shoppers from Roland DG.

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