Sign & Digital UK 2019 hosted the UK unveilings of a number of new products for the wide-format market.

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Antalis brought an après ski feel to this year’s Sign & Digital UK event by welcoming visitors to a stunning Alpine inspired stand showcasing some of the latest media trends, hardware capabilities and training solutions.

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Textiles and home decor are increasingly the opportunity that suppliers of inkjet technology are chasing to judge by the presentations in the NEC last week.

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Wide-format print specialist Quality Print Services (QPS) successfully returned to Sign & Digital UK with a showcase of technology from leading manufacturers, including Nazdar and Roland DG.

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Dean Ashworth, UK Sales & Marketing Manager at Zünd UK commented: "This year's Sign & Digital event was a very good show for us. We took an exceptional lead haul that was better than last year by some distance so we're very pleased."

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As the curtains close on Sign and Digital UK 2019, the team at Roland DG have had a chance to reflect on what they’ve learned over the three-day exhibition.

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Epson has partnered with Birmingham City University’s textile and design department where they used their dye-sublimation capabilities to design and produce printed t-shirts. The students have been showcasing their designs at this year’s Sign and Digital 2019, along with the Epson team who are wearing the t-shirts for the entire show.

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Premier gave the division its first public outing at Sign & Digital UK 2019 at the Birmingham NEC this week, its stand was specifically constructed out of materials available within the range with displays based around a Hollywood theme.

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Korean wide-format printer manufacturer InkTec used Sign & Digital to make the first UK public showing of its two roll-fed Jetrix printers launched in 2018, plus the fifth generation of its established flatbed range.

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Mimaki has unveiled its latest 3D printing technology, the 3DFF-222, which is intended to enable direct-to-object (DTO) print companies to bring jig production in-house.

The machine made its UK debut at the Birmingham NEC last week during Sign & Digital UK 2019.

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Many substantial deals for new equipment were made over the three-day sign making, digital printing and display solution show, with visitors having access to over 185 leading brands and more than 50 new product launches & updates.

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