PRODUCT News Create signs with HP
HP Signage Suite provides cloud-based web apps for easy signage creation, which help small sign and copy shops with HP Latex and HP DesignJet printers create ap- plications such as rollups, banners and commercial posters, says the company. The product supports the full product line of HP latex printers, as well as the HP DesignJet Z2600 and Z5600 PostScript printers.
It will
support additional printers in the future, says HP.
A free, online tool designed for easy inte- gration into PSPs websites, Signage Suite helps 'boost ecommerce capabilities, including the ability to receive orders 24/7'. The level of integration ranges from a basic hyperlink to a fully tailored experience.
The signage suite helps small businesses create roll up banners in three steps.
HP Signage Suite joins the HP WallArt Suite in the new HP Applications Centre, for cloud-based solutions to create customised large-format applications.
Features
- Three-step signage creation - 3D visualization
- Pre-defined signage templates, saving the need for a professional design skills - Fast, easy drag-and-drop for images, text, and logos
- Built-in, easy access to content libraries - Automated generation of print-ready PDFs to save time and errors.
The web application can be used with HP's latex printers, with more being added in the future.
- Automatic job download with JDF support and PDF file versioning control - Pricing presented at checkout
Kernow Coatings launches new KIP® Media Range
Kernow Coating Ltd produces synthetic media for the digital industry, from large for- mat aqueous, solvent, latex, UV curable to dry toner and repro media, for printing sig- nage, advertising or technical-drawing ap- plications. Synthetics have experienced significant, sustained growth in the last decade as printers have increasingly changed over to digital synthetics versus conventional paper and lamination, says the company.
Sales and Marketing director, Bosy Colak, said: “It was a natural path for us to offer a product range for the KIP® Colour print system. Our years of expertise in producing high quality dry toner and repro- graphics synthetic media, combined with the extraordinary print quality from the Kip® Colour Print system, has allowed us to deliver KIP® users a truly unique collection of media.”
KernowPrint KIP is a range of durable ma- terial suitable for manufacturing, architec- tural and technical drawings. It “delivers excellent durability and printability” without the need for lamination, which reduces time and cost, and provides the benefit of envi- ronmental sustainability. Synthetics as a uniform sheet are recyclable, while lami- nated paper is not.
14 Sign Update ISSUE 170 APRIL 2017
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