The Print Show Preview What to expect this year


With some of the biggest stand in the shows history, there is a lot you can look forward to at this year’s Print Show, and its co-located Sign Show at the NEC in Birmingham, from September 29 to October 1.


CMYUK CMYUK is set to make a major impact at The Print Show 2026 as it will occupy the largest stand in the UK trade show’s history which is now in its 10th year. CMYUK’s stand will feature some of the industry’s most successful large-format digital print technology through practical, applications-led demonstrations. The stand will feature, the EFI VUTEk M3h UV LED hybrid


JWEI SG3216 cutter


printer, the Canon Colorado M5W, along with Neolt finishing equipment. It will also give the new generation JWEI SG1625 and


JWEI SG3216 digital cutting systems their first public UK showing at the show. CMYUK has chosen The Print Show for the UK introduction


because it gives printers, sign makers, and production specialists the opportunity to assess the digital cutting tables in a practical, applications-led environment.


China Print Supplies Innotech’s new Black Collection range will be in attendance too


Innotech is on stand P655 in the centre of The Print Show hall, with the full black collection on display, alongside the wider print media and display hardware range. Innotech media can also be found on China Print Supplies’ stands at the co-locating Sign Show (S220 and S420). Innotech has launched a black display hardware collection, the first of its kind offered to the UK print industry, with twelve products available now. Roller banners, pavement signs, lightboxes, a magnetic


China Print Supplies and Innotech to collaborate for The Sign Show 2026


China Print Supplies UK (CPS) has announced a collaboration with Innotech, the UK’s leading trade supplier of wide and grand-format print media, for The Sign Show 2026, who will be at Stands S220 and S420. Innotech’s media will run on CPS’ range of UV flatbed


and roll-to-roll printers, demonstrating the print quality and versatility of the machines and the media. Visitors to the CPS stand can expect to see:


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totem and a cafe barrier system all arrive in a powder-coated black finish, built on the same hardware Innotech already supplies in silver. The opening release covers the 12 products printers order


most, with more to come. The Black Collection carries a small pricing premium of around 10% over the equivalent silver items. Graphic sizes and fitting methods stay the same. The new Black Collection range will be in addition to Innotech’s


existing uncoated silver aluminium range. It is designed to give customers more flexibility when installed in public-facing environments, such as exhibitions, retail and reception areas. The initial 12 products are Innotech’s best-selling


silver-equivalent products, including Origin, Predator II and Vantage roller banners.


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• The GZ HB18UV-Pro UV hybrid printer. • The GZ ThunderJet roll-to-roll printer, with 1.6m solvent and UV versions available on request.


• The SinoColor FB-0906s compact flatbed, with visual positioning camera.


• The Dlican DLI-3325 flatbed and DLI-360 rotary printer. • The Hapond UP3321D simultaneous double-sided printer. • The Kartech GK1625 and GK2530 digital cutting tables.


CPS has already announced that customers can preorder the demonstration machines on the stand at a discount. Subject to availability, orders placed before the show will be demonstrated live on the CPS stand, then installed and commissioned at the customer’s premises in October.


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