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Atlantic Tech Services launches all-new NUbis Bulk Ink System


After successful UK trials, Atlantic Tech Services has launched the all-new NUbis Bulk Ink System from NUtec.


This system is compatible with a range of NUtec eco solvent inks, as used in Mimaki and Roland DG printers fi tted with Epson series print heads.


The NUtec system ensures a continuous supply of ink to the Epson DX4, DX5, DX6 and DX7 print heads, giving the functionality of a cartridge but with the advantages of a bulk system.


Each NUbis system holds 4x1000ml (CMYK) degassed pouches, which are easy to replace when empty, even during printing without disrupting the print session.


Replacing pouches is done quickly and


cleanly, as the needle connectors attach easily to the nozzle of the pouch for a fast, spill-free refi lling process.


NUbis Bulk Ink System Agfa appoints Friedheim International as UK reseller


Friedheim International has been appointed as a UK reseller for Agfa’s wide-format inkjet printing systems. This partnership strengthens access to


Agfa’s industry-leading hybrid, fl atbed, and roll-to-roll systems in the UK and Nordic regions. Darren Crane, managing director of


Friedheim International, said: “Our clients appreciate our consultative approach, and this move refl ects our commitment to helping them expand their capabilities with reliable, high-quality digital printing technology.” Paul Fitch, regional sales manager UK/ Ireland and Nordic at Agfa, added: “This agreement with Friedheim International reinforces our commitment to supporting these regions’ growing demand for


high-performance digital print solutions. Together, we will ensure UK print and packaging producers can access the technology, knowledge, and local support they need to thrive.”


Soyang Europe grows Ireland business with expanded portfolio of products and machinery


Soyang Europe has expanded its range of products and equipment available to customers from its Irish branch.


The Dublin-based branch opened at the beginning of the year, and allowed Soyang to cut out delayed delivery times and bring industry-tried materials to Irish companies at competitive prices. Mark Mashiter, CEO of the Soyang Group, said: “The fi rst year has been a fantastic learning curve for us in Dublin. We’ve been able to understand local market trends, see which products resonate in Ireland compared to the UK, and fi ne-tune our stock levels. “As we move into 2026, we’re confi dent we


now have the right mix of media and hardware to fully support and service the Irish market.”


Materials now in stock at the Dublin site include banner stand fabric, non-PVC material, polyester textile, backlit textile, along with hardware such as the Fujifi lm Acuity UV fl atbed printer, Fujifi lm Acuity triton, Solent Texsew Pro Conveyorline and Vivid Laminating Technologies’ Veloblade Nexus.


Soyang opens new depot in Dublin, Ireland to reach customers faster


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Dutch manufacturer acquired by Antalis to strengthen its European visual communication and sustainability leadership


Antalis has acquired Texo Trade Services (TTS), a leading European distributor and manufacturer of printable textiles and transfer printing media for textile and large-format printing based in the Netherlands.


Through the acquisition Antalis’ footprint in the European visual communication market is stronger, as TTS will enable the group to expand its textile offering, combine technical and logistics expertise and provide customers with an even broader portfolio of solutions.


The transaction also reinforces Antalis’


innovation and sustainability strategy by integrating TTS’ recycled and PVC-free product ranges. Hervé Poncin, chief executive offi cer of the Antalis Group, said: “We are very pleased to welcome the Texo Trade Services teams to the


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Antalis Group. Their recognised expertise in printable textiles and their strong commitment to


sustainability are a perfect complement to our visual communication offering.”


TTS’s headquarters in Moordrecht, The Netherlands


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