This week’s featured project was sent in last year by Ron Kemmel of Kemmel Design in Kewaskum, Wisconsin. He says he spent three months designing this car trailer wrap.

The manufacturers of ink and substrates for the packaging industry regularly get questions about what "Low Migration" really means. It is Nazdar's hope that this article will help demystify the term and provide basic answers to the following important questions:

1. How is "Low Migration" defined?
2. What is migration?
3. How does an ink designed for low migration applications differ from an ink that meets a specific industry guideline?

Founded in 1996 by Kevin Baker and Glenn Andre, Liverpool-based AB Screenprint provides a full range of promotional and display materials to a variety of businesses and individuals in and around the Liverpool area.
The company has been using Nazdar inks supplied by Quality Print Services (QPS) for over a decade and they have consistently been extremely happy with the products and service they receive.
AB Screenprint is a very versatile company with a customer-focused business approach. “We provide our customers with high quality solutions to a wide variety of applications,” says co-Founder Kevin Baker. “We have a range of printers that allows us to deliver just about anything asked of us and the quality of what we produce ensures we maintain a very high level of repeat business.”

Roland DGA has announced its 2018 schedule of “Born to Wrap” workshops – highly interactive two-day and one-day classes designed to help vehicle wrap designers, installers and shop owners take their abilities and operations to the next level.

As the digital sign industry grows and evolves, more customers are requesting customized products such as on-demand labels, T-shirts and personalized promotional items. Initially to meet this demand, sign shops began using their wide-format inkjet printers for these applications but found it in some cases to be a slow, costly and cumbersome process. In addition, these smaller jobs also tied up wide-format equipment when these machines could be better served pushing out much bigger projects.