SIGN News
Vivid additions to The Roland Academy will attract greater interest in finishing
Acknowledging the continued importance of finishing processes as a part of practical learning about wide-format production, Vivid Laminating Technologies has joined forces with The Roland Academy with the provision of two Easymount machines. These state-of-the-art hot and cold laminators are to be incorporated into Roland DG’s industry accredited training courses held at Walsall College, and will enable new and experienced users of digital print to develop additional finishing skills in display production and sign-making.
The two machines joining the existing fleet of Roland digital
solutions at the Academy are from Vivid’s comprehensive wide-format portfolio. The first of the duo is the Easymount EM-1400 cold mounting and laminating model which has a maximum film width of 1.4m, no warm-up time and a convenient reverse mechanism. The second unit, the Easymount EM-1600H, is a single hot roller machine with a width of 1.6m that can mount and laminate simultaneously. Bruce Cozens, Product Manager at Vivid Laminating
Technologies, is delighted that his company’s machines will play an integral role in courses at The Roland Academy. “The versatility of our solutions enables display producers and sign-makers to extend the range of services they offer to their end customers by adding durability and a more vivid and attractive appearance to applications,” he states. “The combination of our EM-1400 and EM-1600H models gives users an excellent introduction on how lamination can enhance different jobs as well as providing extra protection on a variety of end materials.” “Finishing is a vital element in the production process, and
Bruce Cozens from Vivid and Jerry Davies from Roland DG.
the need to incorporate greater laminating versatility into our courses at The Roland Academy is vital as demand increases for wraps and vehicle graphics,” comments Jerry Davies, managing director of Roland DG (UK). “The Vivid Easymount machines complement perfectly our latest printing and cutting technologies, and will prove to be valuable additions to our programme of courses.” For further information on the Roland Academy, visit
www.rolanddg.co.uk/academy or telephone 0845 230 90 60
Bright new website for Titan
TitanLEDs.com has recently launched a new website which specialises solely in lighting products for the sign industry. With over 10 years of experience of designing and fitting signs,
TitanLEDs.com offers what the company says is the best LED modules for signs as well as the usual lighting products used in signs
and channel letters.
Titan has recently added a few additions to its extensive but simple range of products in order to cover all sign lighting areas. The most anticipated product is the LED T3 SuperBright
module, which is large enough to light large areas of a sign, but small enough to fit in most channel letters. The plastic casing creates a water tight seal which ensures suitability for both external and internal use. “These modules will work in almost any sign and are
available immediately online. They are perfect for signs and channel letters with also the low-cost that we can offer them at, “says Marc Carey, Graphic Designer and Buyer for
TitanLeds.com All the Titan T2, T3 & T4 series modules are built to high
quality standard, IP68 rated and suitable for many applications both internally and externally. These modules provide super high luminance and are
completely waterproof to meet IP68 standards. Each module is also manufactured with Official 3M Peel stick tape for optimal fitting. Titan also supplies a range of LED transformers and RGB Modules specifically for the sign industry. For full details of the Titan LED light range, visit the website
www.titanleds.com 74 Sign Update ISSUE 130 JULY/AUGUST 2011 The LED T3 SuperBright modules are now available to order online.
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