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z Roland DG to run European Level Up Lab workshop for creatives


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6 | December 2023 / January 2024


HP launches entry-level Latex 630 Series


HP has unveiled a 64in-wide Latex 630 Series printer range, promising the smallest PSPs entry to white ink applications. There are four models within the new Latex family - the HP Latex 630 (£15,000), HP Latex 630 W (£16,500), HP Latex 630 Print and Cut Plus (£21,500), and HP Latex 630 W Print and Cut Plus (£22,500), all now available in the UK. “The new HP Latex 630 series packs our leading latex features, such as white ink, into a more compact and affordable form,” said Daniel Martinez, general manager, HP large format. “Beyond the hardware, we have continued to innovate when it comes to services and solutions, with new cloud-based HP Print OS functionalities giving time-pressed users the ability to process and monitor jobs from virtually anywhere.”


TGS unveils developments to Flow


Tallon Graphic Solutions (TGS) has brought out a major upgrade to its Flow artwork management system.


The SaaS system now offers enhanced asset management capabilities for both 2D and 3D files. Users can bulk upload assets, share assets directly from the library, and open assets for review. The asset library in this version has been organised with a hierarchical folder structure for a better user experience. Users can now also set participants for multiple


jobs, edit metadata on multiple jobs as a group, and clone jobs. The ‘Jobs’ feature has been further refined by incorporating job-level notes that are visible within the ‘Activity’ overview for improved communication and coordination within projects. There is expanded 3D file support - users can upload 3D files to Flow for viewing, complete with a preview.


Durst acquires Aleph


Durst has acquired Aleph to strengthen its position in water-based and sustainable printing technologies. The move also serves as a bridge to Como, Italy, seen as the centre for textile design/ applications.


The strategic acquisition aims to leverage synergies between the two companies by combining Durst’s global presence and procurement network with Aleph’s expertise in sustainable digital solutions - both machines and software - for textiles and decoration. “Collaborating with Durst marks an exciting new chapter for Aleph,” added Alessandro Manes, CEO of Aleph. “Our shared passion for technological innovation, the pursuit of excellence, and the commitment to true sustainability define this collaboration. Together, we have the opportunity to make significant advancements in the digital textiles, exterior, and interior decoration sectors.”


The Latex 630 range uses HP Pixel Control


Technology and there’s new printhead architecture for sharper small text, all at standard speeds of 14m2


/hr. An SAi Rip is offered out of the box. The new printers use water-based latex inks


that have UL Ecologo and Epeat environmental certifications; and carton-based cartridges that reduce plastic by using 100% recycled and recyclable cardboard containers, as well as recycled plastics from HP’s closed-loop process There are new HP PrintOS Design and eCommerce Web-to-print solutions too. HP has also brought out a new 36in DesignJet


portfolio aimed at AEC/copyshops. The series comprises the DesignJetJet T850/T950, Smart Tank T858/T908 MFP and XL 3800.


Antalis introduces Xanita aspect board


Antalis has brought out Xanita aspect, a paper- based board designed specifically for the wide- format printing sector. It comes in two types: aspect Print, with a white liner made from over 90% post-consumer paper; and aspect Kraft, with a brown liner and made from 100% post- consumer paper.


Xanita aspect contains no harmful chemicals


or VOCs and has the maximum rating of five stars on the Antalis Green Star System. It is stocked in 1220 x 2440 mm and 1220 x 3050mm sizes in 10mm thickness. The company has also enhanced its Coala Interior Film range with new cork and holographic metal effects and several new colours. There are now 480 finishes across the multi-layered self- adhesive film range, some of which, depending on the level of embossing, can be over-printed using UV inkjet.


SDUK 2024 registration now open


Registration is now open for Sign and Digital UK 2024 which, following its acquisition last year by Datateam last year, will for the first time will run alongside Printwear and Promotion Live at the NEC, Birmingham, on 25-27 February. Apart from the main exhibition, SDUK 24 will again house the Explains Lounge and Sign Surgery, hosted by ISA UK. The full schedule will be posted online in December, but sessions confirmed include trends in wide-format printing, cutting, finishing and software; textile, garment and promotional printing; women in sign and graphics; how to encourage more young talent into the industry; and sustainability. The Sign Studio will also return, with daily live demonstrations and practical workshops hosted by sign-maker Paul Hughes.


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