swissQprints Spanish subsidiary has opened a new showroom. Here, visitors can witness live demonstrations of flatbed and roll to roll printing made in Switzerland.
Roland DG has expanded its award-winning TrueVIS series with the new TrueVIS VF2-640. The new TrueVIS VF2-640 offers impressive color reproduction and excellent performance on signs, backlit displays, posters, vehicle wraps and much more.
Electronics For Imaging, Inc. is hosting its second EFITM Ignite Virtual Experience event, offering two days of informative sessions with product experts on a diverse range of topics, covering new and trending market opportunities for printing companies in display graphics, Divisional Graphics, packaging, custom furniture and interior décor. Scheduled for 17 and 18 June, this innovative series is for print businesses and industry media wanting to gain further insights into how the latest technology enables high-demand, high-margin applications to position printing companies for growth and profitability in the new normal.
Seiko Epson Corporation (TSE: 6724, Epson) will apply its original Dry Fiber technology to manufacture face masks for its employees in Japan. Dry Fiber technology, which is also used in Epsons PaperLab A-8000 in-office dry paper making system, is a dry process that has until now been used to turn used paper into new paper inside the office.
Canon developed the UV gel wallpaper factory together with its partner Fotoba. This is a solution in which a Canon Colorado is coupled with a jumbo roll from Fotoba. The UVgel-Wallpaper-Factory stands for maximum throughput, high quality and automated production of individual wallpapers. It is available as a complete end-to-end solution for prospective customers and as an upgrade for existing Canon Colorado installations.
KLAPPERTs BildWerbung expands its machinery with its first HP Latex R1000. The Düsseldorf-based company, which specialises in digital printing, is replacing the HP Scitex FB550 with the digital printing machine in order to be able to respond to the new requirements of the printing industry.
The new 24-inch (61 cm, A1+) wide Epson SureColor SC-F501 dye sublimation printer complements the Epson portfolio with a variant of the highly successful SureColor SC-F500, which was introduced last year, but the SC-F501 uses fluorescent versions of yellow and pink instead of the usual yellow and magenta.
