Insite Graphics, the London based large format print specialist, has delivered a full suite of organiser graphics, signage and waymarking to FESPA Digital 2016 for the 10th digital wide format print exhibition.
The show was held at the RAI Amsterdam, between 8 and 11 March, and marked a decade of the relationship between FESPA European exhibitions and Insite Graphics.
Susan Hamer, head of operations, at FESPA said, “We are delighted to share our anniversary with Insite Graphics, we have worked well together over the past 10 years and we look forward to continuing our relationship. The Insite Onsite concept provides us with printing facilities at the show, which means we are able to adapt our graphics and signage at the event as and when we need it. We have developed a close working relationship with Insite Graphics that continues to deliver great results.”
Insite Graphics has delivered all the organisers functional signage from floorplans to floor graphics and pillar wraps. Wherever possible Insight Graphics has used soft signage created from dye sublimation printed fabrics that deliver rich and intense colours, amongst a host of other benefits. Chris Berrisford, director of Insite Graphics explained, “By using soft signage we are able to produce a large volume of vibrant graphics for FESPA’s signage needs including wayfinding, it delivers larger graphics with superb colour reproduction, it is light and adaptable as well as being recyclable.”
FESPA’s European exhibitions provide visitors with the chance to uncover the most popular approaches in screen printing, textile printing, digital printing, digital imaging and all that is new within the wide format print industry, attracting tens of thousands of visitors from around the world.
“We are delighted to be the graphics and signage printer for the printers’ show, it is recognition that Insite Graphics can deliver precisely what organisers need with timeliness and flexibility. The Insite Onsite service, where we put printing facilities into the show, has proven invaluable in making sure that everything is ready for the show opening and enables us to respond to anything that may occur whilst the show is open,” concluded Berrisford.
