Wide-format

CMYUK adds HP kit to portfolio

Wide-format kit reseller CMYUK is set to offer HP’s full range of latex and flatbed printers as it continues to expand its product offering for the UK sign and digital market.

Grafenia ups its Image with largest acquisition to date

Grafenia has made a further acquisition with the purchase of Manchester-based wide-format printer Image Everything for £3m, its second and largest buy since it revealed its intention last summer to...

Latest SureColor boosts growth at Slam Signs

St Albans-based Slam Signs has seen continued growth following the installation of its new 10-colour Epson SureColor SC-S80600, with further investments on the horizon.

Set up a portal to new worlds of opportunity

This March Octink successfully targeted a host of the UK’s biggest-name construction companies with a new web-to-print service.

Art D’Signs celebrates 40th birthday

Sign-writing, vehicle graphics and vehicle wrapping specialist Art D’Signs is celebrating 40 years in business this month and has attributed its longevity to its customer-focused service, expertise...

Kaydor opts for Roland RF-640

Sign printer Kaydor Signs has installed a 1.6m-wide Roland VersaExpress RF-640, which its managing director said has led to a huge improvement in turnaround times.

Neenah's new screen print stencil paper turns heads

Neenah Paper showed one of the star products at last week’s Fespa exhibition in Hamburg – a new type of transfer paper that simplifies the production of small-format screens for screen printers.

Grünig turns 50, launches small-format CTS device

Screen printing kit manufacturer Grünig (A4-B20) is celebrating its 50th anniversary at this year’s Fespa and its SignTronic division is launching a new Computer to Screen (CTS) machine.

Sakurai launches new screen press

Sakurai (A4-D20) is using Fespa for the European launch of a screen press that it claims offers unrivalled print precision.

DGI launches three new textile printers

Digital Graphics Incorporation (DGI, B6-B80) is using Fespa as the European launchpad for three digital textile printers it claims can beat rivals on speed, quality and price.