Tuesday, 01 Oct 2013 14:47 GMT

Grafityp levers open opportunity

In an effort to educate the sign industry about the wide array of business opportunities that can be exploited with the latest materials and print technology, Grafityp has announced that October 10th to 11th will see the return of its micro-exhibition ‘Open Days’.

Part of the companies wider business and customer support strategy, visitors will receive corporate gifts, vouchers to spend with the company, and be given the chance to receive a full one-one-one consultancy service with representatives across the two days.

Wide-format manufacturer Roland DG will be running its VersaWorks clinic from the event in addition to supporting Grafityp in highlighting the myriad of products and services that can be created using systems such as the Roland SolJet Pro4 XF-640, XR-640 and VersaCAMM print and cut range.


Sign7 News gives you a flavour of what to expect from the upcoming Grafityp micro-exhibition

With Sign and Digital UK 2013 a key spring board for Grafityp that saw an increase in its market share and sales volumes, the supplier will also reportedly be working to ‘inspire’ sign-makers in terms of product ideas and the creation of new services.

With Sign and Digital UK 2013 a key spring board for Grafityp that saw an increase in its market share and sales volumes, the supplier will also be working to ‘inspire’ sign-makers in terms of product ideas and the creation of new services”

Being demonstrated at the event will be applications of its Grafitack, Graficast and GrafiWrap range of vinyls, including tits flagship AutoFX and Decorative range as well as the GrafiPrint range of media. 

“You can also see the latest range of LaserPro laser engravers and cutters, cutting plotters, textile material application demonstrations, the brand new Modico Stamp making system and much more,” enthuses Debbie Astle, marketing manager, Grafityp UK.

She adds: “Visitors are also encouraged to get involved in software clinics for SignLab, Photoshop and Illustrator, vehicle wrapping, decorating garments, and making stamps.”
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