Focus on Digital Printable Media Soyang Europe LED lightbox
Enabling better end quality Soyang Europe
For businesses operating in a competitive visual landscape, the choice of media can significantly impact both the final result and operational efficiency. Advances in digital printable textiles and flexible materials are enabling richer colour reproduction, improved handling and greater versatility across applications; from soft signage to backlit displays. As expectations grow, so too does the need for reliable, high-performance solutions that align with modern production workflows. As a specialist in digitally printable wide-format and superwide-
format media and surface coverings, Soyang Europe works with partner business Soyang Technologies to continually develop materials that respond directly to market demands, supporting print professionals in delivering standout results while maintaining consistency and sustainability. Spanning textiles, PVC and specialist substrates, the Soyang Europe portfolio offers reliable, high-quality solutions across a wide range of applications. Soyang’s solutions are designed to meet the varied – and ever-changing – demands of today’s print industry Each material is selected with performance, consistency and print compatibility in mind, ensuring that users can achieve strong, dependable results regardless of the project requirements. Add in a commitment to sustainability and delivering planet friendly solutions, this also helps customers to respond to current trends. On this latter point, Soyang Technologies recently secured the prestigious SEAQUAL Certificate from the SEAQUAL Initiative.
SEAQUAL is a community of organisations, businesses and individuals who work together to remove plastic waste from oceans, rivers, beaches, and coastlines. This is then converted by licensed manufacturers into SEAQUAL Marine Plastic, a high- quality, traceable raw material used in a range of applications, including the creation of textiles. Achieving certification positions Soyang within a global
movement tackling marine plastic pollution and advancing the circular economy. It also sits alongside Soyang’s existing environmental credentials such as Oeko-Tex standard 100 and the Global Recycled Standard (GRS), as well as industry recognition from FESPA UK for leadership in sustainable practices and waste reduction.
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A PVC That’s Greener Than PVC-Free For large-format printers, Biotex Banner and Biotex Mesh
Endutex Biotex Banner
Endutex has developed the Biotex range – a reimagined form of PVC that, thanks to its innovative composition, can now out- green PVC-free alternatives. Biotex is not PVC-free, and that’s precisely the point. By incorporating recycled yarn and a coating derived from wood- based residues sourced from the forestry industry, Endutex has fundamentally rethought what PVC can be. The reliance on virgin fossil-based materials has been removed, waste has been given a second life, and the result is a material that challenges the conventional sustainability narrative head-on.
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deliver the durability and print quality expected from traditional PVC, without the environmental compromise. Compatible with solvent, UV and latex inks, the range suits a wide variety of indoor and outdoor applications, and its surface finish supports vibrant, high-resolution output. Proving that sustainability doesn’t mean sacrificing visual impact. Manufactured in Europe by Endutex, Biotex is backed by a cradle-to-gate Life Cycle Assessment – giving printers the verified data they need when working with environmentally conscious clients. It is also REACH compliant, meeting stringent EU chemical safety standards, and carries an EN13501 B s2 d0 fire rating. As demand for greener signage solutions continues to grow, Biotex repositions the conversation entirely. The smartest sustainability choice isn’t always the one that abandons PVC – it’s the one that improves it.
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