Wide format

AD Bell invests in Epson kit for car wraps

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.

Gala brings dye-sub in-house with £75k Roland haul

Gala Graphics has invested £75,000 in Roland wide-format kit to help realise its 2018 ambition to double its turnover.

Fujifilm launches entry-level Acuity LED option

Fujifilm has expanded its printer portfolio with the launch of a more flexible, lower cost alternative to the Acuity LED 1600 II.

Me & My… Tharstern modular MIS

Smart Graphics turned to Tharstern when it dawned on the company’s team that the MIS developer could provide for efficiency savings.

Motion moves over to Epson

Leicester-based printer Motion has invested in an Epson SureColor SC-S80600 to boost its quality.

Rocket takes back superwide control with Agfa install

Rocket Print & Promotions has installed a secondhand Agfa Anapurna M3200i RTR to bring its superwide work in-house.

SAI develops Flexi software for traffic signage market

SA International (SAI) has launched new Flexi-powered software for the digital printing of traffic signage in collaboration with substrate specialist 3M.

WER increases sample-making efficiency with new Dyss

Independent corrugated cardboard manufacturer WE Roberts (WER) has invested in a Dyss X5-1630T digital cutter to boost efficiency in its sample-making division.

MagnaColours gains edge with new ink

Water-based textile inks supplier MagnaColours has launched a new ink to facilitate easier printing of multi-coloured designs on to light- or dark-coloured garments.

EFI launches Fiery Textile Bundle

EFI has launched a new version of Fiery targeted at users of its Reggiani industrial digital textile printers.

M&S decides on point-of-sale roster

St Ives has retained part of its Marks & Spencer point-of-sale work following a contract review, with the retailer opting to switch from a sole supplier arrangement to using multiple print suppliers...

Carillion: Hollywood Monster boss speaks out

Hollywood Monster chairman Tim Andrews has spoken out about his shock and sadness at the collapse of long-standing client Carillion.