Print to clear window Film Supplier.

[Chris Windebank]

Got this email:
The company DigiGlass has ceased trading.
The products this company produced, DigiGlass and DigiWall, are
superb and too valuable to the commercial industry to lose.

We have decided to take this fantastic opportunity to maintain the production
as we all know how great these products are.

With a fresh, dependable and rapidly growing business
behind it, we know that these products will thrive.

So it is our pleasure to present to you, the evolution of Digiglass:

LIMEOPTICS

Q: So…what now?
A: Well, rest assured, it’s business as usual. We are working closely with with ex digiglass clients who have unfinished projects and new contracts that require the same materials. We are helping them to ensure work is completed with minimal disruption and any new orders can me met. If you find yourself in this unfortunate situation, please get in touch and see how we can help.

Q: Who do I contact?
A: Simon Beck (formally a DigiGlass representative) has chosen to join the Lime Signs team to ensure these products are still available and manufactured to the same standards and specifications.
Simon Beck
http://www.limesigns.co.uk
studio: 02380 529 888
mobile: 07793 557 593

[Stuart Miller]

Many thanks for the quick response Chris.

[Stuart Miller]

Also just spoken to Richard Parsons who also used to work for Digi Glass and also claims to be continuig the same process.

Richard Parsons
Managing Director
The Printed Film Co Ltd
07551 666764

http://www.theprintedfilmco.com

[Chris Windebank]

you can buy the film from Madico the manufacturer or metamark sell it by the metre. Digiprint used white ink so always vibrant almost as a sandwich layer between 2 prints.