Ginny Mumm speaks with with Jensen Bradfield, owner of Notes in Knots in Burlington, Ont., about how she launched her business, how her success led her to embrace digital production, and how having a benchtop UV printer has expanded her product line—and profitability.
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Exploring the versatile capabilities and latest innovations in UV printing, Roland DGA’s Jay Roberts shares insights into how UV printing technology is meeting today’s market demands and shaping the industry’s landscape.
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As ultraviolet printing technology continues to progress, print service providers and manufacturers are responding to the increased demand for unique applications from customers.
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For a growing number of sign shops, the benefits of adding ultraviolet (UV) printing capability are clear.
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The pandemic has affected every business, including digital print. As many industries have done, the digital printing sector has responded to the pandemic with compassion and creativity.
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From site visit to receiving files, creating colour proofs, print set-up and printing, cutting down the panels, labelling and packing, this 12.1- x 76.2-m (40- x 250-ft) wide movie poster hoarding for the action blockbuster Aquaman was completed within a week and installed overnight.
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Roland DGA has introduced its new VersaUV LEF2-300D flatbed ultraviolet (UV) printer that has an expanded workspace and allows printing onto thicker materials and objects, as well as a greater array of shapes by accommodating diverse fixture sizes and types.
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California-based wide-format inkjet printer provider Roland DGA Corp., recently launched its VersaUV LEF2-200 508 mm (20 in.) benchtop ultraviolet (UV) flatbed printer.
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