Technology
The moat is colour accuracy.
Each technology adds another key capability. Ten-colour precision for Pantone-accurate, extremely vibrant prints; latex for a wider range of materials like fabric. What leaves the screen is what lands on the material.
Eco-SolventEpson SureColor S-Series
10-colour · Pantone-accurate
Ten colour inks and PrecisionCore precision let us print extremely vibrant, detailed work — for customers who need colour-match to a high degree.
LatexHP Latex
Fabric & soft signage
Latex printing opens up a wider selection of materials such as fabric — a key component in the growing soft signage market.
UVUV Flatbed
Versatile · fast-curing
UV printing is highly versatile and extremely fast, printing directly onto a wide variety of rigid and flexible materials.
Ink & process
Eco-solvent vs latex vs UV: which do you need?
Match the technology to the material. Eco-solvent is the economical, colour-accurate choice for vinyl banners, stickers and outdoor posters. Latex is best for fabric and indoor graphics because its water-based ink stays flexible. UV prints directly onto rigid boards and unusual materials and cures instantly.
| Technology | Best for | Colour | How it cures | Outdoor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eco-solvent (Epson SureColor S-Series) | Vinyl banners, stickers, posters, wraps | 10-colour, Pantone-accurate | Solvent evaporates into the media | Yes, laminate for long-term use |
| Latex (HP Latex) | Fabric, soft signage, wallpaper, indoor graphics | Vivid, water-based | Heat-cured | Short to mid term |
| UV (flatbed) | Rigid boards, foam board, acrylic, mixed media | Vivid, instant cure | UV lamps cure ink instantly | Yes |