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SIGN News Signs Express opens in Newcastle


Signs Express (Newcastle) has just opened its doors in Cramlington, with owner Adam Greaves in charge.


The new branch of the national franchise has been outfitted with the best in modern printing, designing and cutting technologies and experienced sign makers and fitters, says the company.


With a reputation for quality signs and graphics solutions and


excellent customer service, Signs Express (Newcastle) will benefit from this expansive knowledge.


(L to R) Adam Greaves, new owner of Sign Express (Newcastle) and Craig Brown, MD.


New owner Adam and his team bring 20 years’ experience in fabrication and mana- gerial roles for the heavy engineering in- dustries, such as shipbuilding, offshore oil drilling and submarine construction, so “well prepared” for any scale of signage project. The new business will provide a one-stop- shop for all forms of business signage such as interior and exterior signs, displays, ve- hicle graphics and banners.


Adam said: “I have always been fascinated by the sign industry and after 20 years’ working in the heavy industries, I was ready for a different challenge. I am really excited about meeting new clients and making their dream signs and graphics become a reality.”


Craig Brown, MD of Signs Express Ltd, said: “We are excited about our new centre opening in Newcastle and would like to wel- come Adam to the network. With a reputa- tion for quality signs and graphics solutions and excellent customer service, Signs Ex- press (Newcastle) will benefit from this ex- pansive knowledge.”


Hardy Signs


Following the move of Topcon GB Limited to new premises, Hardy Signs created a sign to reflect their brand identity at their midlands headquarters.


Part of Topcon Europe, the UK ‘daughter’ company is a manufacturer of optical equipment surveying.


for ophthalmology and


“The company has a very strong and recog- nisable brand,” says Hardy Signs General Manager, Tom Hardy. “We were keen to offer a solution that portrays the company’s professional and clinical image”.


Using the distinctive Topcon logo, Hardy Signs fabricated a three-dimensional ver- sion, more than four metres in length and in aluminium, which was powder coated to the corporate colours.


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Within the fabricated logo, a custom LED system was installed to cast light onto the exterior wall behind the logo, to create a dis- tinct ‘halo’ effect when illuminated.


Paul King, Operations Manager at Topcon, said: “The Hardy Signs team have been a real pleasure to work with on this project. It has been refreshing to allow one company to take care of the entire process: design, manufacture and installation.


“Our new premises displays the company brand with a touch of class – exactly what we required from the process”.


Based in Burton on Trent, Hardy Signs op- erate across the UK and create signage projects for a wide range of business sectors.


hardy@hardysigns.co.uk


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