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Starleaton
celebrates 40 years
cold laminator; and a Zünd G3 3XL 3200 digital cutting table, which will be the jewel of the finishing product line up,” says Buitenkamp.
Consumables will also star, including Brett Martin plastic sheets and Alumigraphics; Neschen self- adhesive wall, floor and outdoor graphics media; Hahnemühle
fine art papers and Contra Vision window films; and Oppboga waterproof outdoor board.
“Other highlights will include Colour Management Health Checks and a special retrospective of the company’s history, including a tribute to founder Peter Eaton,” says Buitenkamp. 21
Starleaton’s stand, I28, will be the largest at PrintEx, with an application-focused display celebrating “40 Years of Innovation”.
The stand will feature
both equipment and consumables, and according to John Buitenkamp,
product manager at Starleaton, aims to show what’s possible with print. “Visitors will be taken through a
unique ‘unboxing’ experience as they explore the imaginative and skilfully designed space packed with an astonishing array of applications.
“Walls, floors, roofs, and virtually every other surface will be printed
using a wide variety of media and print techniques,” he says.
Equipment on display will include the latest super-wide 3.2-metre EFI Pro 32r and hybrid EFI 16h devices, as well as a range of Epson solvent, textile, photo, and poster printers.
“They will be complemented by finishing technologies including
the Flexa XY cutter; Flexadome doming machine for 3D label effects; Impulsa sewing machine; XPro calendar and laminator; Neschen
Starleaton's stand will feature the EFI Pro 32r.
Explore 3D print
Workflowz
with Massivit
covers all bases
Workflowz will exhibit a portfolio of software solutions for commercial print, wide-format, and labels and packaging on stand Q20 at PrintEx.
The Massivit 1500 Exploration 3D printer, supplied in Australia by Stick-on-Signs, will feature on Graphic Art Mart’s stand L28 at PrintEx.
Aimed at businesses with limited vertical space who are looking to enter the field of 3D printing at a lower price point, the Massivit 1500 is a spinoff from the company’s successful flagship model, the 1800.
According to Avner Israeli, CEO of Massivit 3D, the addition of the Massivit 1500 extends the company’s 3D printing portfolio to a wider market.
“We’ve experienced enormous success with our flagship Massivit 1800, and introducing a second solution expands the accessibility of our technology to a wider market. The Massivit 1500 builds on the incredible global success of
our flagship Massivit 1800
and further cements our
position as a frontrunner
of innovative solutions
for next generation
visual communication.
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“With the Massivit 1500, print shops of all sizes can benefit from the limitless creativity and new business opportunities enabled by large format 3D printing,” he says.
The Massivit 1500 produces lightweight and hollow pieces up to 1.45 metres high, which can then be joined together into larger models. Applications include point-of-
sale displays; illuminated signage and props; and high-endurance thermoforming moulds for retail, advertising, entertainment, events, and interior design. 21
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commercial print, Chili publish’s web-to-print solutions and XMPie’s cross-media campaign management solutions. Most of these are underpinned by Enfocus Switch, which provides rules-based file management.
he company will exhibit iC3D for label and packaging design and 3D-rendered visualisation; Griffin, for wide-format roll-fed and platen productions; and for
Opportunities: Massivit’s entry- level 3D print
According to Alan Dixon, managing director of Workflowz, the stand will have something for everyone in attendance.
“The PrintEx show, co located with Visual Impact and Label and Packaging Expo, provides a unique platform where we can demonstrate applications that are sector specific or span all three verticals. We take great pride in being able to offer something to each of those events,” he says. “We welcome the opportunity to engage with prospects and exciting customers.”
Dixon says that customer workflows are often disjointed, and Workflowz offers solutions that connect up isolated automation silos into a cohesive system.
“With many customers wanting to add value to their business, but having too little time to investigate what’s available, they come to us to learn about new modular solutions and how we can make it all joined up,” he says. 21