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Shaun Holdom on Signage Trends and the pending HP webinar
LFR recently spoke with Shaun Holdom, ISA-UK council member and Global Product Manager at Drytac, regarding the latest trends in the signage market as it…
HP and Perfect Colours lead the eco-revolution with new Recycled Satin Canvas
We’ve all seen those awful pictures on television of plastic bottles left floating in the sea and turtles with carrier bags in their mouths, after…
To laminate or not to laminate? That is the question.
To laminate or not to laminate? Have you ever asked yourself this question? If not, then perhaps you should. It could be the difference between…
Making an impact with window, wall and floor graphics
Whether it is opening a new store or restaurant, directing people online, or building awareness of a brand, it is critical to stand out and…
Beepag delivers top-level creativity and productivity with duo of Ricoh Pro T7210 Flatbed Printers
Italian printing and graphics company Beepag has paid tribute to the purchase of a second Ricoh Pro T7210 UV Flatbed Printer in April this year which has helped the…
Get the most from your Latex investment with HP’s updated Latex Knowledge Center
When looking to maximise the functionality and profit-earning capabilities of your hardware investments, or ensuring you are spending your money on the right sort of…
Fountain Print has taken on a new Kongsberg X24 Edge cutter to increase its versatility.
Installed at the Bristol-based company’s site in June, the new machine was supplied by CMYUK and was purchased to eradicate the finishing bottlenecks that were…
Setting out your stall with countertop graphics
When it comes to capturing the attention of – and interacting with – people in today’s fast-paced world, retailers, brands and other settings need to…
Sarah Winterbottom, Managing Director of Josero Ltd, Champions the Printing Charity
Why is the Printing Charity a cause that is so important to you? Particularly at such a difficult time for the industry, I just think…