Quality Print Services set for wide-format showcase

Diversified consumables and hardware supplier Quality Print Services (QPS) will feature a range of ColorJet and Roland DG machinery on Stand P500 at The Print Show next week, with the idea of connecting with visitor across both the print and sign-making market.

Established in 1997, QPS began life as a distributor for Lyson Inks, which was later taken over by Nazdar. Now, QPS is the main UK distributor for the Nazdar and an authorised reseller for Roland DG UK, while also supplying various other hardware.

Among the other brands available through QPS is ColorJet, with its machines to take centre stage at this September’s show. Visitors can view four ColorJet UV printers on the QPS stand in Hall 3 of the NEC, ranging from flatbed to smaller-format solutions.

The largest machine comes in the form of the Verve 2513R, which can run speeds of up to 91sq m/hr and produce print at a maximum resolution of 1200dpi. Also on display on Stand P500 will be the Vulcan 2001R, which boasts a top speed of 73sq m/hr and runs the Ricoh Gen 6 printhead.

Other highlights on the QPS stand include the Vulcan 3202R, which, like its sister model, can print at a maximum speed of 73sq m/hr and uses the same printheads. The final ColorJet machine that will be shown at The Print Show is the Verve Mini, a small-format LED UV curing flatbed printer with a bed size of 1,050mm x 1,650mm.

Visitors will also be able to find out more about Roland TrueVIS technology, with QPS set to show several models throughout the event. In addition, QPS will demonstrate its QUV UV-DTF printers, which are available in the QUV-30 and QUV-60 models.

“The Print Show has proved to be a good shop window and allows us to exhibit our products and services to an interested audience that is looking for solutions,” comments Chris Bailey, managing director of QPS, adding: “The event offers the perfect opportunity to see a range of solutions from some of the industries established suppliers.”