Vehicle wrapping

Kent large-format printer PressOn has launched a new vehicle wrapping division following the purchase of Whitstable-based wrapper VSM in December.

The past few months have seen several major cultural events that generated large amounts of print – the Coronation of King Charles III and Eurovision in Liverpool to name two – but the usual busy...

After winning a contract for a local holiday park, veteran fish and chip shop French’s turned to Steward Safety Supplies (SSS) – a supplier of over 10 years – to transform an unremarkable white...

Spandex has added three new colours to its portfolio of Avery Dennison Supreme Wrapping Film (SWF) products for UK customers.

Roland DG has pushed its eco-solvent TrueVis VG series into a “new league” with the launch of the second-generation TrueVis VG2.

Vehicle Livery Solutions (VLS) has invested in a second Epson SureColor SC-S80600 wide-format printer.

A former educator had to learn some lessons himself in order to launch his own vehicle wrap and signage business this summer.

Signage and graphics company AD Bell Sign Systems has bought its first Epson printer, a SureColor SC-S80600, to assist with its vehicle wrapping jobs.

Midlands-based Norton Printwear, Signage & Embroidery has invested in a used 1.4m-wide Roland Soljet XC-540 to handle an influx of wrapping and wallpaper jobs.

3M has introduced nine new additions to its Wrap Film Series 1080, including three 'colour flip' options.

Wide-format substrate supplier Europoint has started stocking Avery Dennison’s new ColorFlow film series, part of the Supreme Wrapping film range.

Signage and printing company Slam Signs has bought a four-colour Epson SureColor SC-S40600 large-format printer to tackle an upsurge of vehicle graphics work.