Nazdar SourceOne is pleased to announce the addition of Sam Evans and Jordyn Ruhnke to the Nazdar SourceOne Inside Sales team. In the roles as Inside Sales Representative, Jordyn and Sam will be implementing inside sales strategies and campaigns designed to increase the sale of products and services to new and existing customers within the graphic market segment.   

When determining the best ink for any application, the 4 most important factors to consider are what is being printed on, what type of machine is being used, post-printing processes, and what the ink will be exposed to upon use. These factors can be summed up with the acronym S.A.F.E: Substrate, Application, Finishing, End use.

Shawnee, Kansas-based Nazdar Ink Technologies, a developer and manufacturer of UV, water-based and solvent-based wide-format digital inkjet, screen-printing and flexographic inks, announces the appointment of Altair Servis MMC as its distributor in Azerbaijan.

Roland DG enjoyed a highly successful FESPA Digital with the global launch of its latest generation of integrated print and cut devices - the TrueVIS VG Series.
FESPA Digital, the largest digital wide format print exhibition in Europe, attracts delegates from across the world, and the Roland DG booth was a hub of excitement from day one as customers, dealers and press made a beeline to the booth to see the new TrueVIS VG Series in action.

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Printing direct to magnet is a cost effective method of creating high impact vehicle graphics, P.O.P. displays, calendars and other ad specialty items, portraits, decorative magnets, message boards, photos, way finding signs, temporary signage, and more. Achieving quality results from your printer and magnetic sheeting is essential for the success of every project.

Magnetic sheeting is considered a semi-rigid substrate, and, like all semi-rigid substrates, takes a little know-how to produce the best quality product. Here are some tips for printing direct to magnet.

What’s cooler than boldly going where no man has gone before? Boldly going where no man has gone before with a sweet wrap emblazoned on your galactic transportation vehicle. To celebrate the release of Roland’s new TrueVIS VG series, we’re having a bit of fun, imagining what some future vehicles would look like if their graphics were produced on the future of print/cut devices.

The demand for large-format graphics printed on rigid substrates is stronger than ever. Wide-format printer manufacturers have responded with an overwhelming number of UV-curing flatbed printers that can handle the job. The technology behind these machines has improved vastly over the years, with better ink formulations, better media handling options and improved print speeds.

We asked some flatbed printer manufacturers to offer up some tips on working with UV-curing flatbeds, with an eye toward getting good, consistent results and avoiding common pitfalls that those new to the technology might encounter.

While watching the never-ending media commentary on the the 2016 election, it occurred to me that the political arena is not the only place where a new reality has emerged.

The fight for customers in this year’s consumer election is also now totally in the hands of the disgruntled or delighted individual. Just as it seems that the power of multi-million-dollar campaign spending by super PACS has little effect, the investment of millions in product advertising campaigns now pales against the screaming voice of the customer. Whether it be a United Breaks Guitars song or the audio of the Comcast employee who kept a disgruntled customer on the phone for 45 minutes, the single customer service close encounter on the front lines has repercussions in today’s marketplace louder than even a Super Bowl ad campaign.

Roland DG Corporation has launched the TrueVIS VG-640/540 64” and 54” printer/cutters.These machines begin a new generation of advanced wide-format, eco-solvent inkjet printer/cutters released under the TrueVIS brand name.