SIGN News Papergraphics agrees deal with CWT worktools
Papergraphics has agreed an exclusive dis- tribution partnership with CWT worktools, to distribute its flat bed applicator and linear cutter products to the UK, Holland and Bel- gium markets. The flat bed applicator, or work table,
offers a semi-automated laminating process that reduces production time by up to 85 percent. With manual laminating work requiring much physical effort, it also reduces operator injuries while cutting down waste as human error during handling or ap- plication is eliminated. The work table’s new innovative design
merges glossy thin foil materials as well as heavier sheets with ease; and is capable of laminating soft or hard substrates up to 70mm or 2.7inches thick. The worktable design benefits from no cross-going over- head beam, to improve operator access. The unique design protected traversing system provides a smooth travel of the roll assembly. The table cover is made of hardened
glass, which is unique for CWT laminators, with high quality LED-illumination available on request. Thanks to the modular design of the
work table, it is also easy to transport and in- stall. The units are delivered in compact packages that are 80 percent smaller com- pared to other solutions. This means print professionals can have the mounting table installed by Papergraphics in a confined space or areas where access may be re- stricted. Nathan Atkins, Managing Director of
Papergraphics, said: “We’re delighted to an- nounce our exclusive partnership to distrib-
One of the new CWT products available from Papergraphics is the linear cutter, capable of trimming a range of media in a single cut.
ute CWT’s innovative work table for laminat- ing print materials. We have no doubt it will be well received in the UK, Holland and Bel- gium. We’ve already set up the table in the demonstration area at our Crawley offices as well as at our new premises in Paisley, Scot- land and look forward to welcoming print pro- fessionals to test these innovative solutions.” Martin Nilsson, Managing Director of
CWT Worktools, said: “We are very excited about signing an exclusive distributor agree-
ment with Papergraphics. The market re- sponse has already been overwhelming.” The distribution partnership will also
provide Papergraphics with the exclusive de- livery of CWT’s linear cutter capable of trim- ming media up to 17 foot (5.13 metres) in a single cut. It is suitable for a wide range of materials, such as vinyl and fabrics, floor car- pets, PVC and rubber.
www.paper-graphics.com
GEW creates new SUV division dedicated to UV systems solutions
GEW (EC) Limited has a new SUV division, dedicated to develop and market specialist industrial UV curing installations for the coat- ing and converting industry. It is a strategic response to the growing need of businesses using UV technology in areas as diverse as substrate coating and wood printing, says the company. The team is managed by David Lyus,
Sales Manager Digital and Industrial, with support staff recruited over the past 12 months, to lead the commercial side of the
new division. The group works under Mal- colm Rae, Managing Director of GEW, and is supported by a specialised team of engi- neers. The SUV division will oversee the de- sign and technical development of the products targeted for an industry sector han- dling wider web applications. The SUV division will market specialist
UV curing systems directly and through se- lected OEM partners. They will provide full pre-sales technical support for operators to determine exact specifications and full inte-
gration into larger systems. "Over the past months, I have been fo-
cusing on how we can take our business to the next level of growth, whilst continuing to give our customers the full benefit of our en- gineering expertise," says Malcolm Rae. "The new SUV division will increase our abil- ity to pass state of the art technology with substantial benefits on to our customers." GEW (EC) Limited has its headquar-
ters in England with subsidiaries in the US, Germany and India.
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