Focus on Media & Ink Quality Print Services
Work with products from well-known and trusted brands
When it comes to inks and media, print service providers should ensure that they are working with products from well-known and trusted brands. Cutting corners here in an effort to save on costs could lead to poor output, which in turn could mean having to reprint a piece or, worse still, losing the customer. Quality Print Services (QPS) offers a wide range of inks from leading brands including Nazdar and DuPont, with a wide range of products to consider. Customers can be safe in the knowledge that these inks have been tested to the highest standard and deliver quality output time and time again.
With cost a major factor when selecting inks, Nazdar has developed a range of specialist inks that are designed to work on specifi c printers from leading manufacturers but offer a more cost-effective option when compared to OEM inks.
Nazdar LWU706
Among these solutions are products for use on Mimaki printers. For example, Nazdar LWU706 is a UV ink formulated as a direct replacement for Mimaki LUS-120 for use on Mimaki UJV55-320 RTR machines, as well the Mimaki UJF-6042 MkII, Mimaki JFX200-2513 and Mimaki SIJ-320UV. Similar is Nazdar LWU707, a UV ink developed for use on all Mimaki JFX Flatbed UV platforms using the Mimaki 150 series inks. In addition, Nazdar LWU708, another UV ink, is designed for Mimaki UCJV300-160 UV RTR printers running Mimaki 170 series inks. As for other Mimaki solutions, QPS offers Nazdar LWS130, a low odour eco-solvent ink colour matched to Mimaki SS21 Ink and packed in cartridges and pouches that are 100% compatible with the OEM product.
In terms of other brands, QPS also supports Roland DG users. Products include Nazdar LWS205, an eco-solvent ink, which, designed for Roland TrueVis 2 or 3 printers, is supplied as a seven-colour, colour matched ink set.
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Providing substrates for all manner of projects Soyang Europe specialises in providing digitally printable wide format and superwide format media and surface coverings, meaning the company can provide substrates for use in all manner of projects.
One of the key considerations for wide format printers in the modern market is sustainability, with customers demanding more from their print partners in terms of planet friendly services. One way of addressing this trend is switching the type of media you work with to products that offer greater sustainable features. In recent years, Soyang has seen demand for its PVC-free products signifi cantly increase. One product in particular that is proving popular is Solar Silky Greyback Frontlit SL-F05, part of a collection of PVC-free banner materials, which has a range of ink compatibilities and is suitable for use in both indoor and outdoor applications. As for other sustainable materials available from Soyang Europe, demand is rising for its PVC-free self-adhesive vinyls. All products within this collection are compatible with UV and latex printers, while the size of the media makes them ideal solutions for use in applications such as indoor and outdoor signage, retail displays and exhibition stands.
Soyang Europe also offers textile-based materials for use in what is another growing area. Solutions here include Polyester Block Out Display Fabric ST-2163, a 100% warp-knitted blockout fabric with a black back that offers full opacity and has been specially developed for UV printing.
Other textile-based products include Starlight Backlit FR ST-601, which is available in sizes up to 5m wide and can be used in transfer sublimation, solvent, latex and UV printing. In addition, Soyang Europe offers Vista Display ST-117, a display solution offered in widths of up to 3.1m.
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Soyang can provide substrates for use in all manner of projects
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