INDUSTRY NEWS
YES Ltd debuts three new products at P&P
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Your Embroidery Services Ltd who used it to launch three new products – DTG Digitals The Blizzard, the MAN-12 from SWF and Trans Slam, the latest in transfer printing paper. The Blizzard is aimed at making pre-
treating dark garments (needed for direct to garment ink jet printing) more efficient and cost effective. This self-contained unit isolates the garment to be treated making it more environmentally friendly. The user has full control over the amount of fluid delivered and where it is applied. The MAN-12 is the latest single head
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embroidery machine from Korean manufacturer SWF. Although cosmetically there is little difference from existing models the MAN-12 has a new touch screen user interface, expanded USB support, expanded memory and is network ready and it also boasts automatic thread tensioning. Interest shown was not just from current
SWF users but from others as well. John- Paul Burton, sales director for YES Ltd, said: “Because this is such a popular show it means that visitors get to see machines from across the manufacturing range. It also gives us a chance to show our machines to other users and not only current SWF customers.” The last in the debuting trio was Trans
Slam, a transfer paper with a few tricks up its sleeve. Used in conjunction with the U- Print/Oki white toner laser printer Trans Slam makes it possible to transfer print onto dark fabrics as well as the more traditional white. It also manages hard surface products such as mugs without the need for any special coating.
NEW: Some of the excellent results achieved with Trans Slam transfer media.
Add in the facts that the paper can be
used at lower temperatures (as low as 80C), thus widening the product market to those more sensitive to heat, and that it is substantially lower in price than some other papers, and you can see why it was such a hit at the show. YES Ltd had a good show, confirmed by
Roy Burton who said: “Printwear & Promotion LIVE 2013 was a good show. It gives us confidence in the industry when we see an increase in visitor numbers. This is a good show for visitors with, not only a wide range of products on display, but also impact marketing events such as the fashion show to look forward to. I can say with confidence that the show was
very good for YES Ltd.” n For more information visit
www.yesltd.co.uk
Listawood appoints European sales director P | 12 | May 2013
romotional products manufacturer, Listawood, has appointed Graham Winter as European sales director. Formerly managing director at PF Concept UK, Graham brings over 25 years of industry experience to his new role.
“We are delighted to have Graham joining us at such an exciting time, with many
new and innovative products being launched this year,” commented Alex Turner, managing director. “Graham brings a wealth of experience with him and will help us to not only enhance
our service offering but enable us to accelerate the development of both our domestic and pan-European businesses.” Commenting on his new role, Graham said: “I have always held a great respect for
the Listawood team and what they have achieved over recent years. I am now even more impressed by the current levels of investment going into new technology at their UK manufacturing plant. I look forward to getting to grips with their expanding product portfolio and supporting the further development of their customer service offering.” Listawood employ around 150 members of staff at their 70,000sq ft state-of-the-art
production facilities in the UK. With offices in Germany and the Benelux, Listawood are one of Europes leading promotional products manufacturers.
www.printwearandpromotion.co.uk
nce again, this years Printwear & Promotion LIVE proved to be a key show for
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