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Learn something new every day
Learning opportunities abound at Fespa Digital 2009. The event, which runs 12 Fespa managing director, Frazer Chesterman, said: “Every hour of every day at
to 14 May in Amsterdam, aims to provide visitors with a programme of the show, there is an opportunity to learn or be inspired. This concentration of
knowledge-sharing initiatives to inspire and help printers reach their business knowledge can set printers on the path to succeed despite the difficult climate.
goals in challenging economic conditions. No other wide format industry event offers this unique range for learning
The Digital Innovations Showcase Theatre programme spans the three-day opportunities under one roof.”
exhibition, comprising 18 free sessions hosted by authorities from print and
associated industries. Fespa’s own stand will provide an additional stage for www.fespadigital.com
industry learning, with interactive lunchtime debates and interviews with key
digital print figures. Finally, delegates can attend Fespa's second Digital Textile Set to help printers increase their knowledge of the digital textile sector,
Conference, designed to address trends and opportunities in this sector. Fespa’s second Digital Textile Conference is entitled ‘Rising Above the World
With topics such as 'Winning business in the credit crunch', the Showcase Recession.’ It will cover both commercial and technical topics, with 13 sessions,
Theatre seminars address the current economic climate. Other sessions provided running 12 and 13 May. Topics include the progress of digital textile printing,
by companies such as Durst, EFI, Epson, Esko Graphics, Mutoh and Robert Horne the comparative advantages of direct and transfer printing and the
Group will include: maximising profit with inkjet; interweaving print technology; environmental impact of different inks used in digital textile printing.
the practical aspects of operating UV inkjet printers and; the differences between
digital and traditional printing. Specialist advisor on best practices to the EU Prices for the conference start at Euro.069495 for members, or Euro.069595 for non-
Environmental Agency and co-author of Fespa’s Planet Friendly Guide, Paul members.
Machin, will also lead a session on environmentally sustainable printing.
Find inner strength
Get fast and furious
Cgate has added to its range of rigid surfaces. Unlike Cbond, which can be Fujifilm Sericol will show its latest line- more accurate spot colours.
panels with CbondF, a light weight shaped and used for fabrication, rigid up of wide format printers and Completing the line-up is the
rigid panel featuring a corrugated core CbondF is ideal for temporary business solutions. The Inca Onset S20 Euromedia brand for wide format
between two finished aluminium construction. will be launched at the show. This UV printing. This incorporates media,
sheets. It has a strong and durable cure inkjet flatbed printer boasts software, inks and hundreds of media
surface finish for exterior wall www.cgategroup.com production speeds of 250m
2
/h and 50 products for water-based, solvent-
full bed sheets, with the ability to based and laminating applications
process substrates as thick as 50mm. including low cost posters, indoor and
The higher productivity Onset S70 will outdoor banners, flags, exhibition
also feature on a big screen. graphics, signmaking and vehicle
Showing for the first time in Europe, wraps.
the Spyder V will be running with the
Uvijet Ultratone ink system. It has a www.fujifilmsericol.com
production speed of up to 93m
2
/h
onto a range of flexible and rigid
substrates up to 30mm thick. The
Ultratone ink system is said to increase
the colour gamut, producing improved
colour reproduction and
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