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EDUCATION IN ACTION
From advice on ink technology to vehicle wrapping demonstrations, visitors to
Sign and Digital 2009 are sure to find their visit both educational and
entertaining
With an exhibitor list claiming to bring together one of the largest ranges of As well as interacting with products on stand, visitors should head for the
leading suppliers, Sign and Digital UK 2009 promises to showcase some stunning Adobe Theatre, where expert Terry Steeley of Iridius will take an in depth trip
products this year. The line-up will, of course, complement the educational through Creative Suite 4 and Richard West of Apple will present the latest
content, with seminars available throughout the event, which runs 28 to 30 April features of Leopard OX S. Other seminars will be on throughout the day,
at the NEC Birmingham. presented by guest speakers including Hewlett-Packard, Cisco and Corel.
Walking the show floor, visitors will find suppliers such as Hewlett-Packard, Visitors are encouraged to meet peers and network at the show at the Sign
Roland DG, Robert Horne Group, Hybrid/Mimaki, Oce, Durst, Screen UK, Adelco Makers Bar, sponsored by PrintOne UK. Here delegates can use the Internet to
Screen Process and YES. Exhibitors will be offering everything from advice to check emails or surf the net free of charge.
product information and demonstrations, across a diverse product background Register to attend the show on-line for a chance to win F1 tickets.
that includes vehicle wrapping, digital signage, textile printing, engraving, large
and small format digital printing, ink technology, colour management and much
www.signanddigitaluk.com
more.
LED displays lead
Opportunities are
the way
popping up
Applelec Sign Components will from Applelec Components include the Perfect for companies who have shelves and PodiumCases offer
showcase a number of innovative Domino LED range, designed booked a big exhibition stand but lack the cash strapped exhibitor a
illuminated sign solutions. Products specifically to highlight the aesthetics the budget for a custom display, the credible alternative to a custom built
will include the new Soled range of of the LED module, rather than Expand 2000 pop-up from Expand stand.
LED edge lit profiles from Co Sign of mounting it within a letter. This allows International is designed to provide a
Belgium. Soled displays feature an for a variety of different face and side cost effective and flexible solution.
www.expandmedia.com
aluminium centre piece with various illuminated letter styles. Supplied Working with a range of basic Stand G60
screw fixing slots, allowing side pieces either in kit form, or mounted within a components, various
to be adjusted to fit either a five or letter ready for use, these outdoor different configur-
10mm thick acrylic panel. Profiles are rated LEDs are available for immediate ations are possible,
interchangeable to overcome fixing sampling and production orders. with the ability to
constraints, making the edge kits ideal Another new lighting and have frames built to
for lighting decorative acrylic panels, manufacturing process, the LED letter order for added
hanging signs, wall mounted signs module, provides an actual LED circuit flexibility. All com-
and projecting signs. board in the shape of customer ponents can be reused
Other new ideas specified letters. The module is sealed and reconfigured to fit
for outdoor use, making it ideal for different situations. An
letters with a narrow stroke width integrated Monitor-
where an unhindered halo light is Stand incorporates flat
required and for face illuminated screen monitors with
projects with a shallow return depth. moving images as part
of the display. Finally,
www.applelecsign.co.uk optional extras such
Stand K20 as showcase units,
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