The Mimaki JV300 in the new machine of choice for CoverUp
Mimaki JV300 with CoverUp staff
CoverUp are a printing company based in Clondalkin and Sandyford, Dublin. One of their machines is a Mimaki CJV30-130 and they wanted to upgrade. Their research brought them straight back to Mimaki. They bought a JV300 solvent printer.
The recent Reprocentre purchase creates new Irish group capable of taking on the muti-nationals.
GPMI & Reprocentre
Graphic & Paper Merchants Ireland (GPMI) has purchased Reprocentre, one of Ireland’s largest suppliers of printing equipment and supplies. The bolt-on acquisition has been well received by the general print market here and is considered to be one of the largest investments made by an Irish company in the paper/sign & digital print industry here for many years. The combined turnover of the new group is approximately €40m, supplying a diverse range of products to the signage, digital, plastic, paper and hardware/service market sectors.
W.C. O’Brien purchases first Mimaki UJV55-320 at Sign & Digital UK 2016.
Andrew O'Brien of W.C. O'Brien and Bernard Hoey of Reprocentre with the Mimaki UJV55-320
The first Irish order for the new Mimaki UJV55-320 grand-format, roll-to-roll, UV printer was placed by Dublin-based W.C. O’Brien Sign & Print Ltd during the recent Sign & Digital UK exhibition.
Palette arch POP for Coca Cola Ireland showed high quality design, print and construction.
L to R: Chris O’Brien - Structural Engineer, Tony Roe – Managing Director (with FESPA award in hand), Gillian Barry – Senior Graphic Designer and Durst 1030 in backgroundDublin based McGowans Print has received a prestigious Gold Award at FESPA 2016 where it triumphed in the digital print category of Point of Purchase Products – Paper & Board.
Company doubles print capacity in €100K deal with Ricoh Ireland.
Pictured announcing Ricoh Ireland's €100K deal with Plus Print are (L-R) Paul Kealy, Production Print Division, Ricoh Ireland, and John Kenny, Sales Director, Plus Print, at Plus Print in Dublin Industrial Estate.
Irish Printer of the Year, Plus Print has invested in an advanced digital production print press from Ricoh, the Ricoh Pro C7100X. The new machine was purchased to help the company double its print capacity and increase digital output by 40 per cent.
Expansion at company to create 10 new jobs.
See the latest Large Format Digital Printers from Roland and HP in the new Creative Centre Dublin headquartered Sign+Digital Materials Limited has just opened a new interactive creative centre in Antrim, Northern Ireland with the prospect of 10 new jobs being created as a result. This expansion comes on the back of significant growth in Ireland where the company is now a leading supplier of signage materials to sign makers and large format digital printers.
Quality, colour vibrancy and easy to use were the three deciding factors.
Robert Doyle, Declan Conroy and Andy Preston from AddPrint Ltd with the Mimaki CJV300-160.At the recent Irish Print Awards, Dublin based Addprint Ltd lifted the prize to win the Luxury Packaging Printer of the Year award for its cosmetic beauty box project for Bourjois Paris. The job was printed on its recently installed Mimaki CJV300 printer/cutter.
Dublin-based IQ Group recently added a Mimaki JV300-160 and CG-160FXII to its machinery
IQ Group's print team (from L to R): Andrew Zugaj, Artur Szubert, Gary Upton and Sean Morgan.
IQ (Image Quest as it is formally known) Group - Dublin based smart visual solutions company – recently added a Mimaki CG-160FXII and JV300-160 to its portfolio of printing hardware through authorised Mimaki reseller, Reprocentre, and the company is delighted with the investment.
Anglo Printers boosts revenue and customer base with €200K Ricoh investment.
Pictured are (L-R) Padraic Kierans, managing director of Anglo Printers, with Paul Kealy Production Print Division of Ricoh IrelandRicoh Ireland has announced that Irish based Anglo Printers has boosted its revenue and customer base following a new deal with Ricoh Ireland worth almost €200,000. The investment involved the installation of Ricoh’s most advanced production print press in Anglo Printers’ Drogheda, Co. Louth, premises.