Installation News
Zell-Em Branding bolsters productions with new ColorJet printer
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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.”
ColorJet Vulcan Hybrid 3202 printer Advance Print Solutions targets new growth with HP Latex 830W A
dvance Print Solutions has invested in an HP Latex 830W printer to support continued
growth and expand its presence in the transport graphics market. Based near Rugby, the company specialises in wide-format and small-format print and sought to expand its service offering and enter new markets. It identified the HP Latex 830W printer to help strengthen its opportunities in the transport graphics sector and its other offerings. With print speeds of up to 36m sq/hr in outdoor mode, the printer can handle a wide variety of media up to 1.63m wide
and produce colour and white output across a broad range of applications. Sheron Cummins, managing director of
Mimaki printer Advanced Print Solutions has invested in an HP Latex 830W printer
Advance Print Solutions, said: “It was the perfect fit for where we want to take the graphics department. “We have already seen the benefits firsthand, with increased capacity supporting our continued growth, and it has opened up new opportunities. “With strong connections in the transport and logistics industry, we are perfectly placed to support transport organisations with vehicle and company branding. This is an area where we are excited to grow as a business.”
Third Titanium 2516 cutter purchase for two separate Nottingham printers
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wo commercial printers based in Nottingham, Hickling & Squires and Sherwood Universal, have each
purchased a third Titanium 2516 digital cutter from IGS. Both companies have long-standing partnerships with IGS, utilising the company’s Titanium cutting table range with the aim of driving productivity, maintaining quick turnarounds, and responding to increasing demand across the signage and packaging markets. Peter Flynn, managing director at
www.signupdate.co.uk
IGS, said: “Both Hickling & Squires and Sherwood Universal have been valued partners of ours for over six years. Seeing their businesses thrive and watching the Titanium range play a central role in their expansion is very rewarding.” IGS, a supplier of industrial digital printing and cutting solutions for the sign and manufacturing industry, offers a variety of cutters under its Titanium brand, offering features such as automated cutting, high-speed operation, and simplified software controls.
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