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Installation News


Equinox Group invests first in newly launched Fujifilm Acuity Triton printer


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eeds-based global exhibition and event specialist, Equinox Group, has become the first company to


invest in the newly launched Acuity Triton printer featuring the AQUAFUZE water-based UV ink system. The acquisition of the Acuity Triton printer signifies a new chapter in their partnership, which spans nearly 30 years, grounded in shared values of innovation, performance, and sustainability. Carl Criscione, managing director, said:


“Fujifilm has been a valued partner of The Equinox Group for nearly 30 years. We’ve supported them at countless global events, and it’s great to now invest in their cutting-edge technology, especially a product that aligns so closely with our own values and direction.


“At Equinox, we’ve made it our mission to lead with both creativity and responsibility. The Acuity Triton supports that mission perfectly. It’s an investment in performance, in our planet, and in a partnership we’re incredibly proud of.” Fujifilm’s Acuity Triton printer is powered


by AQUAFUZE technology, a water-based UV ink system that delivers outstanding print quality while significantly reducing environmental impact. With low energy consumption and minimal waste, the Acuity Triton complements Equinox’s existing sustainability efforts, including solar power usage and a waste heat recovery system at its Leeds HQ. Chelsea Carter, marketing manager at


Fujifilm Speciality Ink Systems, added: “We’re thrilled to see our long-term


Wilmot-Budgen purchases UK’s first Onset Panthera from Agfa


Carl Criscione pictured with the Acuity Triton


partners at Equinox become the first to adopt the Acuity Triton with AQUAFUZE ink. Their decision reflects a shared commitment to both print performance and sustainability. AQUAFUZE technology was created for forward-thinking businesses like Equinox, and we’re excited to support them in this next chapter.”


Universal Graphix enhances production with JETRIX LXa5 flatbed printer


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L-R: Richard Budgen, director, Michael Budgen, director, James Argent, sales manager inkjet south UK at Agfa, Tim Collier, production director, Peter Burford, director, and Paul Fitch, regional sales manager UK/IRE and Nordic at Agfa


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amily-owned Wilmot-Budgen has secured a UK market-first with the acquisition of an Onset Panthera flatbed digital inkjet press from Agfa. The investment will see the production specialist gain significant speed and a boost to print quality. The Panthera’s predicated energy savings of up to 60% will also help to support Wilmot-Budgen’s customers’ sustainability goals, as well as reduce waste and costs. Richard Budgen, managing director of


Wilmot-Budgen, said: “Today’s market is highly competitive. We need to be continually upping our game differentiating


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our offer and service. The Panthera enables us to produce products with a wider colour gamut and different finishes, which offers valuable upsell for our business.” Paul Fitch, head of inkjet UK, Ireland and Nordic at Agfa, added: “We are delighted to see that Wilmot-Budgen has made this investment, as they have been using Onset products for many years and know the range inside out. Their acknowledgement of the leap forwards that the Panthera represents versus its predecessors demonstrates our commitment to innovation and driving this technology forward.”


nvesting in a JETRIX LXa5 Flatbed Printer from InkTec Europe has seen Universal Graphix take a significant step forward in its growth. The decision to upgrade was driven by a desire to meet increased demand, maintain high-quality standards, and streamline production processes. Scott Blanche, studio manager at Universal Graphix, said: “Since having the machine, we have been impressed with the print quality and have been able to produce some precise and clear samples to showcase to customers. The machine has also improved efficiency within the production room.”


This installation reinforces Universal Graphix’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge print solutions for clients.


The Universal Graphix team with the JETRIX LXa5


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