The Print Show Preview
swissQprint At The Print Show on stand P420, swissQprint will demonstrate how its technology helps print service providers combine high productivity with dependable day-today performance. Live printing, high-value applications and an integrated print &
cut workflow will illustrate how reliability and versatility support demanding production environments. For many print businesses, the challenge is no longer simply
Colin Sinclair McDermott, aka The Online Print Coach and founder of Print Mastermind
Print Mastermind The Print Show has announced the arrival of the all-new Print Mastermind Live feature. Developed in partnership with Colin Sinclair McDermott, also known as The Online Print Coach, this area will focus on education, serving as a dedicated and interactive zone offering print business owners the chance to step away from the show floor and take part in open conversations about how to grow their business. Visitors can join short, topic-led group sessions hosted by
experienced print professionals, offering practical insight into what is working in the print industry right now. Each 30-minute session will run at set times throughout the day, giving attendees the opportunity to speak directly with experts across a wide range of business subjects. Topics on the programme range from ‘marketing and visibility’
and ‘business growth and sales’ to ‘leadership and personal development’ and ‘future and innovation’. Seats are limited for each session, with those wanting to attend advised to book ahead to avoid disappointment.
Soyang Europe Soyang Europe will showcase three core products from the Platinum Technologies LIYU range on its stand at The Sign Show 2026. Visitors will be able to view the Signature Series UV hybrid
which has a maximum print width of 3.3m and a top speed of 350m sq/hr. Along with the Platinum KCXL flatbed device, which key features
include a top speed of 180m sq/hr on media up to 100mm thick, as well as a maximum print resolution of up to 2400dpi. In addition, visitors can see live demonstrations of the Platinum
PCT LED, a roll-to-roll machine that can print at 120m sq/hr on media as wide as 3.2m. Alongside leading hardware solutions, Soyang will showcase
its wide range of printable media. The stand will also feature examples of work produced using materials from Soyang’s portfolio, including lenticular signage and neon-inspired applications.
Platinum Technologies LIYU’s Signature Series UV hybrid printer
Venture Banners will be showing a variety of textile signage solutions
On Stand P620, Venture Banners will highlight its expanding textile signage range including its newest solutions at The Print Show 2026 from September 29 to October 1 at the NEC, Birmingham. Included on the stand will be exhibition displays
and backdrops, flags, stretch fabric displays, and SEG lightbox displays, with visitors able to see these products fully assembled. Having introduced a number of new textile-based products
over the past 18 months, visitors will also have the opportunity to experience Venture Banners’ newest solutions: AirMesh Polyester, Fabric Mesh Premium, and pop-out banners. Fabric Mesh Premium has proven so popular with customers that Venture Banners has now completely phased out PVC Mesh. On day three of the event, Venture Banners Director
and co-founder, Scott Conway, will participate in a panel discussion titled ‘Beyond the Transaction: Building Stronger Supplier Partnerships’.
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producing more. Tight deadlines, high quality expectations and increasing competition require equipment that performs reliably day after day while maintaining outstanding print quality. At The Print Show, swissQprint will showcase the Kudu
flatbed printer, representing the company’s latest flatbed generation. Running live throughout the exhibition, the Kudu will demonstrate high-speed production of full-size 8×4 media.
sswissQprint will show a variety of machinery at the 2026 show Venture Banners
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