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Investment boosts service portfolio


St Ives Group’s large-format print division, Service Graphics, is relocating to Chessington. At 46,000ft2, the new site is claimed to be the largest graphic site in Europe and boasts improved capabilities including a new S20 Inca.


In addition to the S20 Inca, Service Graphics has also invested in a new Durst Rho 500R printer and Rho Tex printer, which is situated at the Skelmersdale site. The overall expansion has created 15 new jobs across a variety of roles including, studio, print and account management. Managing director of Service Graphics, Nick Cole, said: “Our move to Chessington will enable us to advance with the best capabilities in the UK. We have seen growing demand from our clients who are confident in our abilities and trust us to bring them the latest in print and market intelligence.”


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Vehicle wrapping course opens doors


Paul Smallbone of Style Signs won a free place on William Smith's vehicle wrapping course


After beating over 250 competitors in William Smith’s Rubik’s Game competition, Paul Smallbone of Style Signs won a free place on a two day vehicle wrapping training course worth £495.


Entrants were asked to solve the cube in just five moves, with Paul winning first prize for the fastest time. Five runners up won toolkits that included a 3M tool belt, a pair of signgripper magnets and a selection of squeegees.


Service Graphics' new 46,000ft2 site will house an S20 Inca Cuts benefit Norfolk school


Following a thorough sort out of its workshop, Signwaves has donated 250kg of varied sheet materials to Taverham High School, Norfolk. The donation includes aluminium composite material (ACM), acrylic, polyethylene and polycarbonate sheets, all of which are production off-cuts which would otherwise have been recycled or sent to landfill.


Design and technology department technician at Taverham High School, Bernard Towers, said: “With diminishing budgets it is difficult for schools to access the more costly materials like acrylic and ACM, so this type of assistance is invaluable. This kind of support stimulates innovation in school projects and helps bridge the gap between education and industry.”


Signwaves has donated 250kg of varied sheet materials to Taverham High School


8 llll www.signwaves.co.uk SCREEN PROCESS AND DIGITAL IMAGING l January/February 2011


Paul said: “It was great to win, especially as I was already considering doing the course. Style Signs offers general signage work, vehicle graphics, banners, shop signs and magnetic signs, but we’ve been getting an increasing number of enquiries for vehicle wraps. Although I was lucky enough to win a free place, I would have considered it well worth the price.”


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Avery Dennison has scheduled a series of creative design masterclasses for Spring 2011 entitled: how to create the perfect vehicle wrap. Taking place in cities around Europe, the masterclasses will be led by self-adhesive vehicle wrapping specialists, who will provide insight and expertise on wrapping a variety of leading car marques.


The February 2011 event in Italy will focus on the Ferrari, Lamborghini, Maserati and Pagani, while the March 2011 event will focus on English marques, such as the Lotus and Rolls-Royce. Spyker, Saab and Donkervoort cars are the central topics for the April masterclass in Amsterdam.


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Avery Dennison's vehicle wrap courses will focus on leading car marques


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