Reprocentre has reported that its recent Mimaki road shows held in Cork, Limerick, Galway & Letterkenny at the beginning of the month turned out to be a successful venture with strong attendances at each venue. As a recently appointed reseller of Mimaki printers by Hybrid Services (UK) the roadshows represented the first time that the Mimaki brand has been ‘on the road’ in Southern Ireland.Continue reading
The Reprocentre Group has announced details of its upcoming roadshows and open house in March, designed to showcase Mimaki’s range of printers and plotters. The company was recently appointed a reseller of Mimaki printers by Hybrid Services (UK).Continue reading
Cuspal has commissioned a 2.5m HP Scitex FB700 UV printer from The Reprocentre for its premises on the Greenhill’s Road, Dublin 24. The company, which has seen consistent growth during 2010 through its diverse business model, encompasses two main business units; printing and signage. The printing end consists of digital, screen, flexographic and lithographic print manufacturing for various industry sectors both domestic and international. Alongside this the signage unit is a one stop in-house provider for many of Ireland’s blue chip company’s that have invested in its visual signage solutions. Cuspal’s decision to invest in the HP Scitex FB700 was taken to improve the company’s competitive advantage for both units and also to diversify into a new strategic product line for the company.Continue reading
Woodprint Finishing has installed a 2.5m HP Scitex FB700 UV hybrid printer at its production centre in the Sandyford Industrial Estate, Dublin 18. The company, which has been in existence for 25 years, is a provider of bespoke solutions, particularly to the exhibition/display and retail market where it offers design, supply and installation services nationwide.Continue reading
Reprocentre has recently installed a number of Mimaki printers, most recently in Digital Outputs based in Clara, Co. Kilkenny. The company has installed a Mimaki CJV30-130 print/cut machine to enable it to develop outdoor solutions for its clients alongside its indoor large-format business which, until recently, was based on an Epson Stylus Pro 9900 printer.Continue reading
One of Ireland’s largest commercial printing companies, Standard Printers of Ballybrit, Galway, is expanding its wide-format division in response to increase demands from clients in the exhibition/display and POS/POP sectors. Production director Peter Cunningham said the company is now in a position to supply the sign and display market with most of its digital print solutions after undergoing a steep learning curve since the company bought its first wide-format hybrid printer, an Agfa Anapurna M.Continue reading
Universal Graphics, based in Emyvale, Co. Monaghan, has taken delivery of its first flatbed printer, a 3.2m HP Scitex FB6100. The investment is expected to enable Universal Graphics to offer its clients additional POS/POP solutions on a wide range of rigid material.Continue reading
McGowan’s is taking a Kongsberg i-XP cutting table and also installing ArtiosCAD software from EskoArtwork. With a significant amount of the company’s production now targeted at the POP and POS sector this new investment is designed to increase output speed from the M-Press as well as equipping McGowan’s with dedicated tools specifically designed for structural design, product development, virtual prototyping and manufacturing. Both products have been bought from The Reprocentre.Continue reading
Following the huge success of its first 2.6m HP Designjet L65500 printer latex installation earlier this year, McGowan’s plans to install a second latex machine, a 3.2m wide HP Scitex LX800, at its premises in Ballymun, Dublin, at the beginning of December. The decision was taken in light of the company’s continued success in the POS and outdoor poster market where it has secured a number of high profile contracts, particularly in the retail and outdoor advertising sector which has placed considerable pressure on its current production capacity.Continue reading