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WrapFest announces 11 world-leading sponsors for Silverstone event
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head of WrapFest taking place October 3 to 4 at Silverstone in
Northamptonshire, the FESPA- organised event has announced that 11 of the world’s leading wrapping specialists have joined as sponsors.
As platinum sponsors, Adapt, Amari Digital, All Print Suppliers, 3M, William Smith, Garware Hi-Tech Films, and Global Paint Protection Films will present an assortment of car wrapping fi lms in a spectrum of hues and textures, alongside a selection of tools and equipment that cater to every phase of the vehicle wrapping process.
Gold sponsors Metamark, Avery Dennison, and Grafi typ, as well as silver sponsor GSWF, will also deliver exclusive live wrapping demos and training-style content to visitors across the two days in their own dedicated pit garages.
HP will be the offi cial headline Print Partner of the World Wrap Masters UK competition, with wrap manufacturer Carlas named as its Product Partner. Duncan MacOwan, head of marketing and events at FESPA, said: “We are proud to have already secured a number of the industry’s top names this year as sponsors.
“Thanks to these companies, the
11 of the world’s leading wrapping specialists have joined as sponsors
industry has moved into the fast lane, with their products enabling businesses to grow and capitalise on the demand for wrapping and vehicle customisation.”
Visitor registration for WrapFest is now open.
Rebrand for Imageperfect to reflect global aspirations A
new logo and brand identity has been introduced by Imageperfect to reflect the company’s customer base and global aspirations.
Stefano Nigrone, CEO, said: “Since its launch in 1996, the team behind Imageperfect has been diligently focused on product development and superior customer service. “While we celebrate the brand’s heritage and remain dedicated to that promise, the new Imageperfect branding points to the future, and the exciting changes and new projects
past achievements and signalling our aspirations to deliver more sustainable, innovative and high-performance products.”
The branding will be rolled out across 2024 that we are working on.
“The brand refresh is the latest in a series of important evolutionary steps for Imageperfect – reflecting on
Impageperfect’s new identity will be gradually rolled out across 2024. Its roots go back four decades to when its manufacturing plant was founded to produce a range of affordable materials for digital printing. Imageperfect now operates in over 60 countries and constantly develops its range of materials and tools for sign makers and visual communications businesses.
InkTec’s pigment ink achieves Green Guard certification I
nkTec’s PEB pigment ink has been awarded the Green Guard certifi cation, marking a signifi cant achievement in environmental safety and sustainability standards. The Green Guard certifi cation is an internationally recognised mark for products that meet stringent chemical emissions standards, ensuring that they contribute to healthier indoor environments.
Joey Kim, managing director at InkTec, said: “We are incredibly proud to receive the Green Guard certifi cation for our PEB pigment ink. “This achievement refl ects our
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ongoing dedication to innovation and sustainability, ensuring that our products meet the highest standards of environmental safety.”
Inktec’s PEB pigment ink awarded Green Guard certification
In other news, InkTec has announced its partnership with Signdepot, which will operate as the offi cial distributor for Jetrix printers in Hungary and Slovenia. The collaboration marks a step in InkTec’s expansion strategy in Europe, enhancing the availability and service of the Jetrix printing solutions to the Hungarian and Slovenian market. Mr Kim said: “We are looking forward to working with them and supporting our growth in the region.”
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