Welcome to Print Talk!
Greetings, salutations, and pleasantries and welcome to Wide-Format Imaging’s new blog on the wide- and grand-format market—just one of the new features on Wide-FormatImaging.com.
As you can see, we’ve remodeled a little here at Wide-FormatImaging.com—and we hope you like our new look!
Don’t worry, all the articles and news you’ve come to expect is still here, but you’ll have access to much more relevant and timely content—from daily news updates to our weekly eNewsletter to monthly online-only features as well as our Buyer’s Guide to help you to find the specific product or service you need—just to name a few.
So, feel free to wade in and let me know what you think about the site—what you like, what works for you, and what doesn’t—I’m eager to hear your comments!
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I own a Nur Tempo II flatbed printer and hve found the Nur service to be horriffic. Have you ever done a survey coveing things like this?
515-288-0000
Ron
Hello, How do you see the price per square foot to behave in the next 12 months (solvent printing for Billboards?)
To your knowledge how or where can we obtain a reliable market research of buyers, sellers and prices of Digital print for the US Market?
REgards,
Fernando GAmez
Hi,
Here in chile the market is growing exponencially, amazing are the amounts of wide format printers that are imported in the las 2 o 3 years.
We started in the reprographic market and little by little introduce in the POP, Banner, and viniyl print market, sending job to anohter company.
Our strenght is the use the web to manage the files.
Congratulations to the new page, old one was really dissapointing due the great market wide formats move.
Regards!
Cristobal Mella
http://www.plot.cl
Hello: We would like to reproduce your article “Repro Roots — Necessity is the Mother of Invention\footnote” from your website. Yes, we are a slide rule group (gulp!); however, we are very interested in the history of such companies as K&E, Dietzgen, Post (both of them), etc. Thank you for reading this. Bob
First of all, congratulations on your renewed page.It is really nice. Wish you success.
Our company, as a digital printer, have been up to now, focused on printing on solvent based inks and just recently (end of 2006) got into the UV printing for rigid and flexible substrates. This, we believe, will allow us to play in other makets, beyond POP, which is currently our market focus. New markets that we are considering include decoration, construction, reproduction of fine arts, architeture, etc. We are trying very hard to understand those industries, how they operate and who are the key influencers/decison makers. Any material, tips, you may have to help us along those lines will be highly appreciated. Kind regards, Gilberto.