Service Graphics, the St Ives Group-owned large format print specialist, has today announced its investment in a range of print equipment that will deliver even higher quality outputs for clients.
Three new Durst Rho P10 Series printers are being installed at Service Graphics’ Chessington and Glasgow sites, giving the business and its clients access to state-of-the-art technology. Meanwhile, Service Graphics’ Skelmersdale site will install a SM-375-TA multiple tool static bed cutting plotter in August. This will double the current laser cutting capacity on fabric and will also allow the business to cut acrylics in-house.
The Chessington site will operate the Durst Rho P10 250 HS – the high-speed version of the Rho P10 250 – as well as the Durst Rho P10 160, 6-colour and white. A Durst Rho P10 160, 6-colour and white will be installed at the Glasgow site.
Durst Rho P10 Series printers are the most versatile and productive 10 picolitre UV printers in their class. The printers are hybrids, offering unrivalled media flexibility printing both roll and rigid media, while maintaining high-quality colour consistency.
The fine-art print quality of the P10 printers enables close-up viewing of a wide range of promotional material, from high-level gloss hoardings to high-definition backlit displays for luxury brands.
The first machine will arrive in Chessington today, with the on-site print team given a programme of training presentations.
Katy Bonnor, Managing Director at Service Graphics, commented: “There is nothing on the market that can match the quality of print while still maintaining the high level of productivity provided by this new equipment. We are excited to be able to offer our clients the highest standard of technology and state-of-the-art performance.”
Peter Bray, Durst’s UK and Ireland Managing Director, adds: “We’re delighted that Service Graphics is benefiting from the quality of print and high productivity of our market-leading systems, which are helping to deliver even higher quality for so many different applications.”
Please visit the website for more information: http://www.servicegraphics.co.uk
