Installation News
Full Vision facilitates growth with two purchases from CMYUK
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eading large-format print and event branding provider, Full Vision, has ramped up its UK
and European production power with a major EFI technology upgrade supplied by CMYUK. The company has invested in two EFI
VUTEk M3h UV LED hybrid printers that will be installed at its purpose-built Essex facility near Stansted Airport. Sam Tanner, chief executive officer, Full Vision, said: “The EFI investment from CMYUK is all about giving our clients even greater speed, efficiency and capacity as we continue to grow. “We work in a very last-minute world, and our clients need us to say yes, when
others cannot. The new EFI M3h printers give us the headroom to keep doing that as volumes increase in the UK and across Europe.” The new M3h printers replace the company’s two existing EFI VUTEk GS3250LX Pro UV LED hybrid printers that were purchased from CMYUK a decade ago. The existing printers, still in usable condition will be transported and installed at Full Vision’s Spanish company in Valencia. Mr Tanner added: “Bringing the new M3h printers into our UK facility, and having our older printers go to Spain, the increase in our daily production capacity is going to be significant.”
HP Latex FS60 W investment drives fleet branding growth for Universal Graphics
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Mimaki JFX200 drives print growth at TWR Acrylic
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WR Acrylic introduces new machinery in the form of a Mimaki JFX200-1213EX flatbed UV printer
from Xpres, allowing the business to add new products and services. Earlier this year, The Wee Rhubarb launched TWR Acrylic after spotting a gap in the UK market for premium acrylic sheets in modern colour palettes and finishes that had become increasingly popular in the American crafting and signage industries. With demand for custom print work increasing across both The Wee Rhubarb and TWR Acrylic, the team began exploring ways to bring more production in-house.
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TWR Acrylic director Claire Sutherland (centre) with daughter and co-director Loren Nelson-Parker (right) and mum/ grandma Ang Hynd (left)
When looking at machinery that could help their needs, the team came across the Mimaki JFX200-1213EX. Director, Claire Sutherland said: “The print quality from the Mimaki was incredible. There was just no comparison. When we saw it up close and understood what it could do, it really stood out.” Looking ahead, Claire and Loren remain
focused on growth and plan to launch their bespoke printed acrylic range in the next few months under the ‘Boundless by TWR’ brand.
Ms Sutherland concluded: “Great customer service is in our DNA and the new Mimaki printer has given us the confidence to take that even further.”
niversal Graphics’ recent
investment in an HP Latex FS60 W printer has strengthened its fleet branding offering, helping the company secure major contracts. The machine was installed in November 2025 and was added to Universal Graphics’ existing line-up of HP Latex printers. While the new machine has only been in place for around eight months, Aisling Savage, sales support and marketing at Universal, said it has already helped the company secure new contracts, including a new contract with An Post – the national postal service of the Republic of Ireland. Ms Savage said: “The integration of the printer has been brilliant. It has provided significantly greater flexibility in our production planning, especially as it runs seamlessly alongside our existing HP Latex printers.” Looking ahead, Ms Savage said the focus will be on targeting specific products and sectors where businesses can benefit from the company’s increased speed, volume capabilities, and premium print quality.
Universal Graphics secured new contracts, with its installation
Full Vision taking stock of its new EFI VUTEk M3h hybrid printers
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