Project News
Digital Plus brings together new museum exhibition with Kavalan PVC-free film
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igital Plus has worked with Kavalan for the first time using its PVC-free Gecko product for a new high-profile museum exhibition. Digital Plus printed and installed large-scale wall graphics for a thematic blood exhibition at Thackeray Medical Museum in Leeds.
The Kavalan Gecko was chosen due to it complementing a newly commissioned work by local artist Gemma Wood. Branching out across the gallery space, Vessel explores the themes of connection through blood and vein-like structures, tracking the intimate ties that can be produced through blood transfusion.
With the use of this PVC-free product, Digital Plus has taken a vital step in its sustainability goals with the material being Life Cycle Assessment
New blood exhibition made with Kavalan Gecko PVC-free film
(LCA) approved. It is also compatible with UV LED and Latex inks. David Brisk, sales director at Digital Plus, said: “We chose Kavalan for this job because of its excellent on-site finishing properties. It offers superior quality without any fraying issues that we’ve experienced with other materials.
“We hand-trim the material on three sides to achieve a perfect fit without the small frays, which would be unacceptable in high-end heritage or corporate environments. It’s got a softer aesthetic too, which works much better with the space than a more corporate vinyl look.”
FASTSIGNS Sheffield helps launch new sports venue in style
The SF-25 was wrapped in film that is 14% lighter than the film used last year
HP and Scuderia Ferrari collaborate to design special livery for Miami Grand Prix
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o mark the first year of their title partnership, HP and Scuderia Ferrari have co-designed a special livery for the Miami Grand Prix. The livery combines the Ferrari red with HP’s signature white and electric blue, applied using new, co-engineered technologies that will pave the way for even more striking designs in the future. Innovative techniques were used to produce the film that covers part of the SF-25. These represent a significant step forward over the technology used last year, creating a car wrap that is up to 14% lighter and up to 17% thinner, with increased thermal resistance. The film is PVC-free, fully
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recyclable, and applied using HP’s latest generation of latex technology. Enrique Lores, president and CEO,
HP, said: “Our collaboration with Ferrari is a testament to how HP is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. “Together, we are harnessing
technology, performance, and innovation to create and co-engineer exceptional experiences on and off the track. As HP continues to deliver cutting-edge solutions to define the Future of Work, we are setting new standards for collaboration and innovation.” The Miami Grand Prix took place on Sunday, May 4.
The reception area in Play Padel’s new venue in Sheffield
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suite of internal and external signage solutions has been created by FASTSIGNS Sheffield to help Play Padel make a bold statement in its new first-of-a-kind Sheffield home. Signage includes a striking 6m ceiling-suspended lightbox, bespoke wayfinding signage, roadside signage, and full-colour etched vinyl logos on the courtside glass panels.
Martin Slater, director at FASTSIGNS Sheffield, said: “This project was about more than just signage, it was about bringing Play Padel’s vision to life with bold, functional design that grabs attention and elevates the space. Every element, from striking brand features to clear navigation, was created to energise the venue while helping players and visitors move through it with ease.”
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