Friday 27. July 2012
SGIA Releases 2012 Financial Outlook & Business Growth Plans Report
Industry report provides unique look at graphics and garment community data
LFP – Large-Format-Printing
Thursday 26. July 2012
Triga USA’S Tension Fabric Displays
Tension fabric displays are a very popular choice for exhibitors and event producers. Primary has been busy this year producing some great looking displays utilizing the display system from Triga.
Thursday 26. July 2012
Vista System’s Elegant Menu Boards Were Selected For a leading fast food chain In Austria.
Vista System International, a world leader in Modular Curved Frame Technology (MCFT), recently supplied its elegant menu boards to “Austroflex Lichtreklame Erzeugung” for installation at one of the branches of “U-Box” in Vienna, a leading fast food chain In Austria. More of Vista System’s menu boards and signs will be installed at other branches of the chain in the future.
Wednesday 25. July 2012
NURstar 304 IN THE SPOTLIGHT AT MTL PRINT OPEN HOUSE
Word is Spreading about Fast, High Quality Wide Format System for Sign and Packaging Applications
Wednesday 25. July 2012
Primary Installs the Vutek TX3250r Dye-Sub
Primary continues to stay at the leading edge of print technology by installing the Vutek TX3250r dye-sublimation printer. It is capable of printing up to 10′ wide at high speeds to create soft signage, backlit signage, banners, POP products, flags, trade show displays and produces beautiful prints for tension fabric and pillowcase applications.
Wednesday 25. July 2012
Curry Graphics Expands Digital Print Capabilities
Curry Graphics is pleased to announce that it has added a new digital press to its fleet, the new 61 inch HP Designjet L26500 6-color (CMYKcm) rollfed printer capable of handling a broad range of indoor and outdoor signage applications.
Wednesday 25. July 2012
Screen Truepress Jet2500UV Opens Up New Business Opportunities at Franklin Imaging
Franklin Imaging has been a fixture in the graphics community of Columbus, Ohio, for at least 80 years. Franklin Blueprint & Supply, as the company originally was known, was among the city’s first reprographic houses. The name change came about in 1998 with a change in ownership and a broader focus on electronic document management and digital imaging.