SIGN News TheMagic Touch at Newtech
TheMagic Touch will showcase an innova- tive new way to personalise both footballs and rugby balls at Newtech this year.
TheMagicTouch offer new revenue streams and marketing opportunities for companies involved within the sign, print and garment decoration markets. The affordable technol- ogy includes toner-based transfers, subli- mation, eco-solvent printable media; and a vast range of flex and flock products under the MagiCut brand.
Potential users consider TheMagicTouch an affordable “sales person”, who enable per- sonalised samples to be produced in-house and forwarded to customers for evaluation, says the company. This form of target mar- keting, combined with a scheduled follow- up results in actual orders, increased product awareness and cost effective mar- keting, helping to improve the customer’s experience.
Highlights for 2017 include new T.One and
T.Foil transfer papers for the decoration of textiles, together with the introduction of RST transfer paper for non-fabric based product applications. This year they will also introduce a new method to personalise both footballs and rugby balls.
TheMagic Touch will show a new way to personalise rugby and football balls, at Newtech events this year.
Jim Nicol, Managing Director, said: “The Newtech events are the perfect environ- ment to enable us to fully explain the full benefits of the image transfer business, and do some proper hands-on demonstrations. This is something we are unable at the na- tional shows due to the vast number of at- tendees to our stands”.
Newtech 2017 dates Cheltenham Southampton
Brighouse Halifax Edinburgh
London (South) Durham Leicester
London (North) Liverpool
ITC to highlight tooling expertise at Sign & Digital 2017
Industrial Tooling Corporation (ITC) will in- troduce new products to the UK signmaking industry at this year's Sign & Digital show. New product lines will include the Vitreo coated tools for machining challenging ACM materials.
Visitors will have the opportunity to discuss the new Vitreo coated tools with industry ex- perts, who will direct customers through the challenges of difficult to cut materials. Visi- tors will also be able to see their range of balanced cutting tools for high speed spin-
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dles on routing machines and cutting tables. Since launching this range, the benefits of improved precision, better tool life and con- sistency, as well as enhanced surface fin- ishes on components, have all proven factors that make the tools so popular in the marketplace, says the company.
ITC has communicated customer feedback to its R&D department; the result is the ex- tension of balanced tools across ITC's com- plete single flute tooling lines.
Their line of knife and blade tools is contin- ually being extended with new cutting geometries being added to efficiently cut vinyl.
“For further details on any of the new prod- uct developments from ITC, please come and visit us at Sign & Digital UK on Stand E50 where the ITC cutting tool experts will be delighted to discuss cutting requirements with visitors,” says Sally Hunt, ITC.
Knife and blade tools available from ITC. 64 Sign Update ISSUE 169 FEBRUARY 2017
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