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SIGN News


CMYUK takes the European premium spot with Berger Textile


CMYUK, who supply wide-format and su- perwide-format printers, cutters and ancil- lary products, has become Berger Textile’s Top Performer of the Year for 2016.


“We are delighted to be named top Euro- pean performer as this clearly reflects our strategy for leading the way with innovative materials that cover every graphic applica- tion,” says Michael Crook, Commercial Di- rector Consumables Division at CMYUK.


“The Berger range is a fully certified series of textiles that enables users to generate high quality output on dye sublimation, sol- vent-based, latex and UV-curable prints, from stretch to backlit, and from block-out to wall wrapping. These applications augment more traditional textiles for canvas artwork and polyesters for theatre and displays.”


During the past three years CMYUK has built on its original reputation to become a recognised supplier and leader in the source and supply of innovative and new materials. The Berger products quickly proved to be successful when matched with the company’s digital solutions.


“Despite all market challenges, the com- pany was our partner with the biggest


Gerrit Rauch (left) with Marc Nitsche, joint Managing Directors of A. Berger.


growth in 2016 and has consolidated the Berger products and brand in the UK,” says Marc Nitsche, from Berger.


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SAi Flexi software gets global certification for Metallic Color System™


Flexi software from SA International (SAi) has been fully certified by colour communi- cation systems manufacturer, Color-Logic, for use with its Process Metallic Color System™ for the wide format and sign markets.


As Color-Logic’s flagship product, Process Metallic Color System™ allows users to in- corporate complex metallic colors into wide format prints. With the certification of SAi Flexi 11 and 12 for use with all metallic-ca- pable inkjet printers, print providers can pro- duce many applications, such as posters, billboards and premium signage. The par- ticular benefits of this include accelerated productivity, higher-quality output and lower production costs by reducing mistakes, says the company.


Incorporate complex metallic colours into wide format prints with SAi's new certifica- tion from Color-Logic.


“Typically, workflows are constrained to CMYK, making the preparation of a metallic job quite laborious,” says Dean Derhak,


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Product Marketing Director at SAi. “Thanks to the partnership, customers can seam- lessly allocate the metallic components early in the design phase using Process Metallic Color System™ with the confidence that Flexi will accurately output this to the printer.


“The capability to extend their business of- fering to include specialist, attention-grab- bing prints enables print service providers to elevate existing projects to new heights and differentiate their service offering from the competition.”


This latest certification by Color-Logic fol- lows the recent accreditation of SAi’s Flexi and PhotoPrint RIP software with Color- Logic’s Touch7 extended colour gamut sys- tem.


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