Soyang Europe unveiled two brand new interesting products at Sign & Digital show in the UK recently.
The exclusive European launches of the two new products; Sealwise, a printable rigid substrate incorporating closed-cell technology, and So-Netic, a printable and easily replaceable magnetic wallcovering, are expected to capture the imagination of print providers and sign makers visiting the show.
Soyang Europe has a strong track record for bringing a multitude of innovative and revenue-creating materials to market and the launch of two further products is set to cement its reputation in the eyes of the wide format market, as managing director, Mark Mashiter explains; “We want to encourage visitors to Sign & Digital UK to visit the Soyang Europe stand to see the breadth of our offerings, including demonstrations of our two new products, So-Netic and Sealwise.”
“So-Netic is a two-part product; encompassing a magnetic lining which is affixed to the wall along with a thin, printable film incorporating a ferrous element allowing it to be placed, repositioned and removed from the lining with great ease,” Mashiter continues. “The positive impact this product can have in the hospitality and education sectors as well as retail environments – where there is a real need for PoS graphics to remain current – is massive and it offers great flexibility. Once the initial magnetic lining is in place, it can then be easily over-laid with repositionable drops of printable graphics which can be produced on any roll-to-roll latex, solvent or UV printer.”
The second new Soyang Europe product to receive its European launch at Sign & Digital UK is Sealwise; a strong yet lightweight and highly rigid material that is both recyclable and made from recycled material. Mashiter reveals the thinking behind his company’s move into flat materials; “We’ve been waiting some time for the right rigid substrate to bring to market and Sealwise has so many benefits, we felt our customers could gain a real advantage from it in a number of ways.”
Manufactured in Germany, the product is available in a range of thicknesses and is printable on UV flatbed printers. Thanks to its closed cell core, it absorbs no moisture making it ideal for external installations. Mashiter explains, “The core is made from 100% recycled uPVC – the same material that replacement doors and windows are manufactured from, so it’s got impeccable environmental credentials – especially as it’s completely recyclable when it comes to the end of its life.” The PVC component in the face material ensures excellent ink adhesion and scratch resistance and when printed with sufficiently flexible UV ink, can be formed into shapes after printing.
“We’re confident that by adding these two materials to the Soyang Europe portfolio, we’re answering very real requirements from our customers, adding revenue creating products and providing substrates printable with existing systems. It’s a win/win for printers and their customers as they’re able to offer new solutions to their clients with strong creative and environmental benefits.”
Soyang Europe
www.soyang.co.uk
