The new site is at the Seafire Business Park on the Burscough Industrial Estate in Burscough, Lancashire.
The dedicated facility is significantly larger than the wide-format consumables and kit supplier’s previous premises and features a fully air-conditioned ink warehouse for the storage of a wide range of ink products, including Nazdar digital inkjet inks and DuPont Artistri textiles inks.
The new site also houses a full demonstration suite for print hardware such as specialist UV flatbed printers from ColorJet and wide-format printers from Roland DG.
Additionally, the larger space will allow QPS to store more spare parts on site, meaning it can respond faster to customers’ requests and significantly reduce downtime caused by technical faults.
QPS completed the move to the new site in early December and will soon welcome its first visitors for live kit demonstrations.
QPS managing director Chris Bailey said: “We’re incredibly excited to have moved to the new facility, which will allow us to deliver an even higher quality service to our customers.
“The ability to run live demos of a range of kit on site, as well as store a greater selection of products at a single facility, will significantly benefit our valued customers across the UK.”
