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Quality Print Services extends ColorJet range with new Vulcan Hybrid 1800


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uality Print Services (QPS) has announced the availability of the Vulcan


Hybrid 1800, a new-generation UV hybrid printer from leading manufacturer ColorJet. Engineered to address the rising demand for compact, versatile, and application-driven UV printing solutions, the new machine can print at speeds of up to 45m sq/hr in high production three-row CMYK mode. Built around an advanced conveyor belt, the machine ensures smooth and stable handling of both flexible media and lightweight rigid boards up to 20mm thick. With a maximum print width of


1.8m, the ColorJet Vulcan 1800 opens I


up opportunities across numerous print applications enabling users to explore and expand into new, profitable markets. The machine


uses UV ink that is Greenguard Gold Certified, meaning it meets strict low-VOC emission standards and is therefore suitable for sensitive indoor environments such as offices, schools, and healthcare settings. Chris Bailey, managing director of QPS,


said: “It’s the perfect solution for print service providers seeking a compact


The Vulcan Hybrid 1800 from ColorJet


UV hybrid printer that combines maximum flexibility with speed and high-quality output. “With the addition of the Vulcan Hybrid


1800, we now offer one of the widest ranges of UV printers in the UK.”


Pets in Print announces winner from Big Art & Banners


nnotech Digital and Display announces Gus from Big Art and Banner, the winner of this year’s Pets in Print competition. He faced stiff competition from a


diverse field of entrants that included a bearded dragon and sheep. This year’s judges were Gail Coles from The Dogs Trust, Carys Evans from Karis Copp Media, Colin Sinclair McDermott, the Online Print Coach, and Jack Gocher and Kathryn Ridout from Eye on Display. Gus proved to be small but mighty


in his role as production assistant, getting involved in a range of activities, from monitoring artwork to forklift supervision, all while proudly sporting his Pets in Print bandana. This year the competition supported the work of The Dogs Trust with a donation of £2 for every online order over £150 during March, raising a total of £500. Sam Lowe, marketing manager


for Innotech, added: “Thank you to everyone who shared their pictures for this year’s Pets in Print competition.


Pets in Print winner, Gus, and work colleague, Emily China Print Supplies adds Kartech flatbed cutting tables to its offering C


hina Print Supplies has added Kartech digital flatbed cutting tables to its roster as it has become the official UK distributor of the kit. The opportunity includes the full Kartech line, from belt-driven KT and ultra KT Series machines aimed at sign and display work through to heavy-duty GK and XT Series gear-driven tables built for thicker, harder materials. Scott Clutton, managing director at CPS,


said: “We looked at a lot of cutting tables at the recent exhibition in China, before choosing Kartech.


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“What stood out was the spec you get as standard. CCD positioning, the vacuum system, the felt conveyor, the safety systems, and the automatic tool setter. “With most other brands at this price point, half of that would be on the options list. Kartech includes it all out of the box, and the build quality backs it up.” A sign business buying a Dlican DLI-1216 or DLI-4025 flatbed alongside a Kartech cutting table can put together a complete print & cut


As always, the judges have chosen a worthy winner, who joins Juno from Type Creative and Garry from Print.com in our list of Champions.”


Kartech digital flatbed cutting table


production cell from a single supplier, with one point of contact for support and servicing.


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