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Enter the retail perpetual motion machine

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06 July, 2009

Situated central to Maidstone, Canterbury and Ashford I tend share my shopping between the three. A recent outing took me to Ashford where I planned to visit Lidl and the bank. Lidl itself offers the considerable advantage of a free car park just yards from the town centre's one-way system. Hence the excellent footfall.

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Precision printing drives the digital revolution

Most electronic products rely on screen printing in their production. As circuits become smaller and the range of applications increases, so screen printing takes a stronger hold in the world of electronics production - by Peter Kiddell
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06 July, 2009

It is unfortunate that screen printing is sometimes overlooked when in fact most advanced technologies are dependent on the process. This dependency is at the core of advances in electronics. Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are largely produced using screen printing technology and as circuits have become smaller, and the range of applications increased, so screen printing has strengthened its position in electronics production.

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Investing in new print markets

Dominion Screen & Digital Print is targeting new markets after taking a ‘quantum leap' and investing in an Inca Onset S20 UV flatbed printer
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06 July, 2009

Bradford-based Dominion Screen & Digital Print business is to add the new Inca Onset S20 to its already com­prehensive screen and digital setup when it arrives next month.

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Creating a masterpiece

Fine art and photographic printing using digital technology has grown in recent years, meaning people can own a piece of art which would otherwise be beyond their budget. It's all about harnessing digital technology to make the vibrant colours and attention to detail really work by Tracey Rushton-Thorpe
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06 July, 2009

Photographer, Tim Flach, is a great fan of Epson equipment. Renowned for his stylized animal portraits, Tim has produced a book, Equus, in an exclusive collectors carbro edition featuring a fine leather case designed and made by Asprey.

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Quality speaks for itself

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06 July, 2009

Digital imaging specialist, Epson, announces that 3M Commercial Graphics and Avery Dennison Graphics Division are guaranteeing the quality, durability and longevity of their products when used with Epson Stylus Pro GS6000 and UltraChrome GS inks.

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Improved ink resource

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06 July, 2009

Inkjet consumable specialist, Josero, has signed a new reseller agreement with Your Printing Supplies, covering the complete range of Triangle Inx inkjet products for the North of England. Based in Newcastle upon Tyne, the team at Your Printing Supplies will focus on the digital sector with a number of conversions to Triangle Inx already in place.

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Strictly screen

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06 July, 2009

Independent software provider, StudioRIP UK, has introduced a variant of its Version 3.0 StudioRIP product, designed specifi­cally for the screen printing sector and available throughout Europe from Italian firm, Grafco. The product will be branded Xerio RIP.

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Green Technology is a hit

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06 July, 2009

Billed as its first printer to utilise latex printing technology, HP announces that it has installed 85 Designjet L65500 printers in EMEA since its launch in May last year.

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Enhanced access to expertise

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06 July, 2009

Strong growth in the Irish market has prompted manufacturer of eco-solvent wide-format inkjet printers, engravers and 3D prototyping products, Roland DG (UK), to integrate Roland DG Ireland into its operations.

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Buildings dressed to kill

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06 July, 2009

This prominent building wrap covering the Tower of London was printed on mesh supplied by Soyang Europe. The print and fabrication of material was undertaken by Vertical Vision for this 500m2 building wrap, the second of its kind in the past six months.

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