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Printeriors Conference to inspire printers


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tap into expert knowledge. An international line-up of designers and print


aking place on Thursday, March 10, wide format printers are invited to attend the Printeriors Conference to


specialists will take to the stage of the conference which will take place alongside FESPA Digital 2016. Sessions will cover topics including: Designing


for interior workspaces, Vinyl applications in interior decoration, Printed furniture and One step beyond printing. Roz McGuinness, divisional director, FESPA, said: “The Printeriors Conference will provide speciality printers with an unmissable opportunity to gain exclusive insight into the trends, applications and know- how for printed interior decoration. Our stellar line-up of large format printers and designers means that printers will be able to hear first-hand from those already working in this space. The networking event after the conference will also facilitate the coming together of the print and design communities to understand just what is possible and how they can benefit from working together in the interior space.” Printers visiting Printeriors will also benefit from


free access to FESPA Digital 2016, FESPA Textile and European Sign Expo, providing them with the opportunity to explore the technology and innovations driving the trends in printed interior design and to see how they can turn their ideas in reality. Gain free entry to Printeriors by using promotional code APOZ0704.


www.printeriors.net AD Colour goes large with new van W


ith Ad Colour’s move to a larger premises in 2014 the company has now added to its fleet of vans with


the purchase of a custom-made Luton van. This means AD Colour is now able to carry


its customers’ large frames, up to a maximum of 2,500x5,000mm and up to 40 at a time. This gives AD Colour and its customers more flexibility with deliveries and pickups. In addition, AD Colour has just ordered its


fifth van – a Citroen Relay. This is due to be added to AD Colour’s fleet by the end of the month. Tony Perrett, managing director, said: “We think it is important to offer our customers the option of a van delivery or via our carrier company.”


The custom-made Luton van


FESPA 2016 sells out


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ESPA has announced that FESPA Digital, European Sign Expo and FESPA


Textile 2016 have all sold out, with just under two months to go until doors open on Tuesday, March 8 at the RAI Exhibition Centre, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Covering 42,000sq m FESPA Digital 2016 will be the biggest digital event to date and will mark the 10th anniversary of the exhibition since its launch in Amsterdam in 2006. European Sign Expo has exceeded all expectations and is 250% larger than the inaugural event in 2013, and FESPA Textile 2016 is the first textile event, taking up two dedicated halls as well as a textile trail around the exhibition. With over 450 exhibitors displaying their latest solutions across wide format digital print, textile print, signage and printed interior decoration, FESPA Digital 2016 will be the most comprehensive display of speciality print technology, products and applications, combined with educational content, demonstrations and live features. For free entry use code ADOZ0707 when registering.


www.fespadigital.com


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