SIGN News
Colorific Ink combines with Tech8’s service to provide comfort factor for new users
Owners of established printing machines wanting to swap to after-market inks can now make the move to Colorific’s high quality family of solvent-based products without having the worry of making the change-over. In conjunction with Tech8, all customers opting for the ink supplier’s low-cost, yet superior alternatives to original formulations, can now have the transition taken care of by specially trained engineers, with the knowledge that full installation and ongoing support will be provided. Colorific’s growing ink families offer cost-
effective compatibility with Roland, Seiko, Mimaki, Mutoh and HP Designjet 9000 wide-format machines. Many existing printer models can be changed to Colorific on the fly, and this max and match ability means that no flushing out or special treatment is needed before switching brands. “Colorific’s quality, reliability and price, quash the negative rumours that constantly abound about
alternative ink options, but we appreciate that some companies are still nervous about making the transition,” explains Shaun Holdom, Business Manager for Colorific at IGS UK. “This is why we’re offering the services of a team of experienced technical engineers who can make the change-over, giving printer users a built-in comfort factor. “In today’s continuing tough economy no-one wants to
experience down-time when moving to a third-party ink supplier, and our products are guaranteed and warranted accordingly,” Holdom continues. “Changing to Colorific also means that many older printing machines don’t need to be retired simply because their original inks are no longer available. We can add years of life expectancy and productivity onto this equipment.” In order for inks to comply with Colorific’s strict quality criteria,
all products are tested for reliability, compatibility, colour gamut and accuracy across different machines and materials. Users of these products can also benefit from the Colourgreen initiative which is designed to simplify the legal implications of working with solvent-based chemistries by offering a free recycling service. Further information on Colorific inks is available at the website
www.colorificink.com Further information on Tech8 warranty, repairs and spares, is available at the website
www.tech8.eu
Book now for Simplex Open Days in May
Once again Simplex is pleased to open its doors to the signmakers of the UK. Old, and potential customers alike, are warmly invited to visit the factory and see the products and services Simplex has on offer. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet the Simplex team
face to face and take a tour of the workshop. There, Simplex can demonstrate the range of equipment that is used to turn signmakers’ ideas into reality. It will be business as usual in the workshop so who knows what Simplex may be creating on the open days? Regardless of work in progress, Simplex’s newly created
showroom will give vsitors the chance to see some examples of the company’s work. Be it a curved or flat directory, a paper insert or a sign from the Pole & Plank family, Simplex believes its range of sign
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systems is second to none. With fret cut and illuminated metal and Dibond trays, bespoke metal fabrications, monoliths and a range of letters on display, there really is so much to see. In addition to Simplex products the Open Day will also feature
representatives from some of the company’s major suppliers, Apco, Sign Gear Systems and 3A Composites, showcasing their goods and on hand to answer any technical questions signmakers have. Simplex’s previous open days have proved to be very popular
and enlightening, even to long standing customers. Isn’t it time you paid Simplex a visit? The Open Days are on the 17th-19th May, e-mail or telephone
now to secure availability on the day of your choice. The Simplex sales team look forward to welcoming visitors and can be reached on 01903 750333 or by e-mailing
sales@simplexltd.com
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