Epson

Epson has unveiled what it claims is the market’s first entry-level direct-to-garment (DTG) printer that can print directly onto dark, as well as light, fabrics.

A number of fresh exhibitors have recently signed up for The Print Show as its starting date nears, and some are beginning to announce the equipment they will be bringing.

Superfast Labels is celebrating a significant bump in its turnover six months after installing the UK’s first Epson SurePress L-6034VW printer.

Epson has launched its SurePress L-4533 series of short-run label presses.

Textile and fashion designer Richard Quinn has bought two Epson large-format machines for his new studio, in an investment of around £35,000.

Epson (A1-D45) is using its Fespa stand to showcase its machines for both the signage and textile markets.

Exeter-based Stormpress has installed a new Epson SureColor SC-P9000.

Newnorth Print has taken its first steps into wide-format to help diversify its business and, separately, beefed up its folding firepower.

Epson has unveiled the latest addition to its SureColor SC-P series, the 1.62m-wide (64in) SC-P20000.

Epson has unveiled a range of new wide-format printers aimed at businesses serving the signage and display graphics markets.

Epson has launched four new wide-format printers aimed at the professional photo, fine art and proofing markets.

Epson will hold free SureColor signage printer training at its dedicated training facility in Hemel Hempstead on 28 January and 25 February 2015.