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Zünd cutting-edge credentials shown at Advanced Engineering

Zünd UK successfully demonstrates cutting-edge credentials at Advanced Engineering show.

Zünd UK recently attended the Advanced Engineering show at NEC Birmingham (31st October and 1st November 2018) and successfully demonstrated how its precision cutting systems can increase productivity and flexibility and maximise profits for customers across a wide variety of business sectors.

Mimaki printers unlock creativity at Huddersfield University

Mimaki printers help University of Huddersfield unlock students’ creative potential.

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.

Genesis Marketing install 1st Roland S-Series UV-LED in Wales

Genesis Marketing installs first Roland S-Series UV-LED in Wales.

Genesis Marketing & Events Ltd says it has big ideas for its new Roland DG VersaUV LEJ-640 S-Series UV-LED belt printer, the first of the exceptional new S-Series family to be installed in Wales.

Thinner non PVC graphic arts film launched

These Rayoart films can be printed by flexographic, screen, UV inkjet and low temperature Latex inkjet processes.

Innovia Films has extended its existing BOPP graphic arts film range with the introduction of down gauged Rayoart high clarity and brilliant white films.

Spandex adds Rose Gold finishes to its ImagePerfect Series

Spandex adds Rose Gold finishes to its ImagePerfect 6500 Metallised Series.

Spandex, the one-stop supplier of innovative solutions to the sign, graphics and display industries has introduced Rose Gold vinyls in both mirror and brushed finishes to its ImagePerfect 6500 Metallised Series.

Antalis advises on a ‘Fast Growing Window of Opportunity’

Chris Green, Head of Channel Visual Communications for Antalis, is urging commercial printers and signmakers who aren’t already doing so to add window signage to their proposition amid a recent spike in demand.

It was in 1909 that the Selfridge’s department store on London’s Oxford Street first opened its doors; and with it, the art of window dressing was introduced to England. Featuring the longest window facade ever seen in Britain, the store achieved instant fame with over 150,000 people visiting the premises by 6.30pm that day – a testament to the power of visual merchandising.

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