What's the main difference between your kinds of printers?
MONO Printers are purely black and white printing on a large scale. They are for plans, technical drawings and maps which need no colour.
CAD/GIS is for small amounts of colour typically plans and posters.
AQUEOUS printers are for indoor printing that requires an improved colour gamut and more of a production environment. They can handle photos and posters to plans. They are water based and will run if they get wet. This signifies that for any outdoor application they are going to need lamination but the ink tends to fade in directly sunlight after 3months (printer dependent).
SOLVENT printers can perform everything that aqueous can perform even though they can be utilized for outdoor signage because the ink is stable against UV rays and water. This is largely depedent on the type of media which you use. I.e Canvas wouldn't be adequate to make use of outdoors as it could become soggy!
Which type of printer is right for me?
Assess your main usage or work which you outsource the most. Would it be more effective to bring in-house? Just as you print 10 black and white plans doesn't mean you need a mono printer when all one other types are adequate as of this volume.
How can you keep the prices so low?
We happen to be working in and around Printing for 25 years and also have acquired some terrific contacts. We sell in great volumes and also have was able to negotiate discount prices along the way which we could pass directly to our customers.
Can I see my chosen printer in action?
Yes! We welcome demo's and also have various sites over the UK by which to give demos. Our main sites are: Reading, Nottingham, Slough, Birmingham but this depends on the product as to where we could demo.
Do you offer an after sales service?
Absolutely. We don't just shy away once the sale is complete, we would like you to use us again and again. If you're having difficulties or need advice we is {going to be|will probably be} greater than happy to assist and advise as to which media works or which banner stand is better for a certain application.
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