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Canon announces new traffic signage production printer
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anon has announced the launch of the Colorado M-Traffic printer, designed
traffic signage production. The Colorado M-Traffic is a 1.6m roll-to-roll printer, which is compatible with both 3M Reflective media and Canon UVgel 540R inks and is also enhanced when used with Sai FlexiCOMPLETE 3M Traffic Edition Software.
Duncan Smith, country director, production at Canon UK & Ireland, said: “The introduction of the Colorado
M-Traffic offers signage makers a unique workflow, which brings ease of use and proven technology benefits. “Through compatibility with 3M and SAi FlexiCOMPLETE 3M Traffic Edition software, this printer enables sign makers across EMEA to confidently deliver high quality, cost efficient, sustainable and highly productive output which helps improve traffic signage visibility.” In the ‘traffic-signage mode’, the printer can produce up to 15.3m sq/hr on 122cm wide media, helping users to produce traffic signage quickly and
The Colorado M-Traffic is equipped with UVgel 540-R inks
consistently.
The Colorado M-Traffic also offers fast roll-switching and integrated nozzle diagnostics to support reliable performance. Compatible Canon UVgel 540-R inks are formulated to support the colour performance requirements of traffic signage applications using a CMYK ink set, along with providing producers with consistent and accurate output.
Torian appoints HEXIS UK as master distributor
T Digidelta launched the BIOND range at the 2025 FESPA Global Print Expo
Digidelta achieves independent certification for BIOND films
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igidelta has announced that its BIOND range of bio-based printable films has secured independent ‘OK biobased’ certification from TÜV Austria. The ‘OK biobased’ certification is an independent label, verifying how much of a product is made from renewable and plant-based sources.
BIOND Clear Glossy was the highest scoring with 96% renewable carbon content. BIOND Clear Matte also scored highly at 95%, with BIOND Clear Matte Embossed being rated at 94% and BIOND White Glossy/Matte at 80%.
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With this new certification, PSPs – who are under increasing pressure to deliver sustainable print – are now able to track the environmental benefits they need to without compromising on quality. Armando Mota, CEO of Digidelta, said: “We are delighted to have secured this independent certification from the highly knowledgeable team at TÜV Austria. “This certification demonstrates that BIOND brings together innovative design, environmental responsibility and industrial performance – all in a single product.”
orian has announced its decision
to appoint HEXIS UK as its master distributor. Torian’s
portfolio, including ToriShield TPU PPF,
SpectraShield
(dry-apply) Coloured and Carbon Fibre TPU PPF, ColourShield (wet-apply) Coloured TPU PPF, ScreenShield TPU, LightShield TPU, SuperGloss PVC wrap, and SuperSuede interior represents a new generation of high-performance surface solutions. HEXIS brings over three decades of expertise in self-adhesive/lms, digital media, and surface protection technologies and offers the Torian brand immediate access to a mature and professional customer base. Torian’s advanced TPU
constructions, from the self-healing clarity of ToriShield to the installation control of SpectraShield dry-apply PPF, require hands-on demonstration and informed positioning. HEXIS UK’s training capability and consultative sales approach, ensure installers fully understand the performance advantages and application techniques across the range.
March/April 2026 | 7 | Torian SpectraShield
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