PRODUCT News
Soyang Europe expands display solutions portfolio
Soyang Europe, the leading manufacturer and distributor of digitally printable wide-format and superwide- format media and surface coverings, and, through its acquisition of Josero, a supplier of leading edge wide and superwide-format print production hardware, is delighted to announce the launch of ST-2163 Nightstar Onyx polyester blockout display fabric.
A 100% warp-knitted blockout fabric, ST- 2163 Nightstar Onyx is a flexible hybrid material. It has been developed for use in UV, Latex and dye sublimation printers and is available in widths of up to 5.05m. The new material features a black back that offers users full opacity, opening up its use in a range of projects.
Customers will benefit from brilliant colours and high ink fastness, while the material’s high stability and soft feel make it the ideal
solution for use in high-impact applications such as retail backdrops, exhibitions graphics and pop-up display systems.
ST-2163 Nightstar Onyx also offers users a more sustainable option than other materials available on the market as it is both PVC and phthalate-free.
“Soyang Europe is committed to developing new and exciting products that not only guarantee high-quality output to our customers, but also offer them a competitive edge in what is a busy market,” says Mark Mashiter, Managing Director of Soyang Europe.
“Given the incredible flexibility, high print quality and stand-out environmental credentials of ST-2163 Nightstar Onyx, our latest solution fits these criteria to a tee.”
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ST-2163 Nightstar Onyx is a polyester blockout display fabric ideally suited for high-impact applications
Antalis announces a sustainable rigid paper board
Antalis, is thrilled to introduce Xanita aspect, an innovative paper-based board designed exclusively for the wide format printing industry. Xanita aspect sets a new standard for eco-friendly signage solutions, offering a superior alternative to conventional honeycomb boards.
Xanita aspect represents a step forward in sustainable signage solutions and is engineered to cater to the evolving needs of businesses while minimising their environmental footprint.
“We believe that sustainability and performance should go hand in hand,” said Paul Neale, Product Manager at Antalis. “With Xanita aspect, we have a product that not only meets the demands of the printing industry but also aligns with our customers’ commitment to ESG goals.”
Xanita aspect comes in two types; aspect Print, with a white liner made from over 90% post-consumer paper and aspect Kraft, with a brown liner, is made from 100% post-consumer paper. Xanita aspect contains no harmful
Xanita is an
environmentally friendly 100% repulpable, engineered, closed-cell fibre-board, manufactured with a part-recycled Kraft core.
chemicals or VOCs, making it a safe an environmentally friendly choice for businesses and is awarded the maximum rating of five stars on the Antalis Green Star System™.
While Xanita aspect is designed for signage applications, it is far from a typical honeycomb board. Leveraging the same ‘closed cell’ core design as Xanita’s premium board products, it delivers unmatched strength, durability, and rigidity. Its ability to withstand the
Xanita is lightweight and strong, making it the ideal solution for a wide range of decorative and structural applications
rigours of wide format printing and everyday handling ensures exceptional print results.
Xanita aspect is an economical choice, allowing companies to benefit from the sustainability and durability of Xanita aspect without compromise and increased material costs. Stocked in 1220 x 2440 mm and 1220 x 3050mm sizes in 10 mm thickness.
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antalis.com
10 Sign Update
ISSUE 212 JAN-FEB 2024
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