New Media - FESPA
rob.older@fespa.com
Rob joined FESPA in May this year as New Media Assistant. His responsibilities include managing all online media activities including the FESPA website, FESPA TV, and social media sites such as the Wide Network, Facebook and Twitter.
Having graduated from Cardiff University in 2004 with a degree in Business Marketing, he has since developed his sales and marketing/PR skills in the media and property industries respectively. In 2008, craving travel and adventure, he secured a job onboard a 60 metre superyacht and embarked on a 2 year journey from the Mediterranean to the Pacific Ocean, covering 20,000 nautical miles.
In his spare time Rob enjoys keeping fit, taking part in a variety of activities including: skiing, wakeboarding, running, cycling and triathlons.
Website URL: http://www.fespa.com/blog/rob-older.html
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Clevedon, 18 June, 2010 - Roland DG Corporation, the world’s leading manufacturer of wide-format inkjet printers, printer/cutters and vinyl cutters, has introduced the CAMM-1 PRO Series GX-640 64” vinyl cutter.
Building on 23 years of advanced CAMM-1 technology, the GX-640 is Roland’s largest and most advanced cutter ever, setting a new standard for performance and precision across media ranging from vinyl and polyester to Mylar, polyurethane, sand blast, twill and flock. The GX-640 outperforms other cutters on the market today with a new generation of servo motor technology, superior media handling, and powerful integrated design and output software for both stand-alone cutting and print-then-cut workflows. The GX-640 joins Roland’s CAMM-1 PRO cutter range, which also includes 50” and 30” models.
As a CAMM-1 PRO cutter, the GX-640 offers full integration with VersaWorks RIP software, included with every Roland wide-format inkjet printer. As a result, the GX-640 can be paired with a Roland printer to produce custom, full-colour POP displays, signs, vehicle wraps, T-shirt heat transfers, labels and decals with ease and efficiency.
The GX-640 features Roland’s optical registration system, Quadralign®, which reads pre-printed crop marks and accurately aligns the graphic. This allows the GX-640 to automatically contour cut pre-printed designs with precision. At 64” wide, the GX-640 also cuts a variety of media in virtually any size and shape. New powerful servo motors and a “heavy mode” setting guarantee results on the largest, heaviest media rolls, including paint mask.
Roland CAMM-1 PRO GX-640 Features:
・ Supports 64”-wide media, large enough for virtually any job, including vehicle wrap, window tint or paint protection jobs
・ Powerful new servo motor technology and a “heavy mode” handle large, heavy media rolls, including sand blast materials
・ New “pre-feed” function ensures proper feeding of heavy media by automatically drawing one metre of media through the device before cutting
・ High-performance cutting speed and blade force for precision handling of a wide range of media, including long rolls of thick and thin materials
・ Full integration with VersaWorks, Roland’s easy-to-use RIP software, for pairing with our inkjet printers
Cutting data for pre-printed graphics is output from VersaWorks directly to the GX-640
The GX-640 recognises printed crop marks, making it fast and easy to contour cut full-colour graphics
・ Includes CutStudio, Roland’s feature-rich design software
Roland CutStudio Software
CAMM-1 PRO cutters come with the latest version of CutStudio, Roland’s powerful, easy-to-use design software. With CutStudio, users can draw sophisticated graphics in this vector based programme and also import photos and graphics in jpg or bmp. CutStudio is compatible with Windows 7/VISTA/XP and includes plug-in software for Adobe® Illustrator® CS2/CS3/CS4, CorelDRAW® X3/X4/X5 for Windows, and Adobe® Illustrator® CS2/CS3/CS4 for Mac. As a result, users of these programs can send data directly to the CAMM-1 PRO.
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Notes to Editors
Roland DG Corporation
Roland DG Corporation is a leading worldwide manufacturer of inkjet devices, milling and engraving machines, vinyl cutters, 3D scanners, a jewellery wax model maker and photo impact printers. Roland pioneered the development of Print&Cut technology and today is the number one brand of Print&Cut devices with more than 73,000 sold worldwide.* In addition, the company markets software and other components that provide professionals with complete solutions. Roland DG's "Digital Value Engineering" (DVE) employs the latest digital technology to improve the company's business workflow processes. Integral to DVE, Roland DG has replaced its conventional production lines with a digitally-controlled system entitled Digital Yatai. Roland's Digital Yatai production technology features guided on-screen instructions and other automated systems that enable individuals to produce Roland inkjet printers and other products in an unassisted manner while preventing human errors. Roland DG is ISO 14001:2004 and ISO 9001:2000 certified. The company strives to preserve environmental protection while maintaining the highest quality standards.
*The number of installed units as of February 27, 2009.
Roland DG Corporation (TSE symbol 6789) - First Section, Tokyo Stock Exchange
URL: www.rolanddg.co.uk; www.rolanddg.ie; www.rolanddg.com
Phone: 0845 230 90 60; 00353 (0) 1 4845986; +81 (0)53-484-1201
Fax: 01275 335541; +81 (0)53-484-1216
Media contacts
Johanna Probert
Senior Marketing Executive
Roland DG (UK) Ltd
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What is the event?
The event is a debate – and this means you can air your opinions, disagree and put forward ideas that will not be judged! But may be disagreed with. Also worth attending to hear what the panellists have to say.
When and where?
22nd June 1-2pm – Fespa stand Hall A1 Stand 269
Why is it taking place?
At FESPA we believe we should provide opportunities for sharing knowledge. A debate provide all attendees with a chance to participate and to learn from one another. You might not disagree with some of the opinions and ideas, but any professional person most certainly has a valid contribution to make and often by listening you get to look at things differently. Without question, the Great Innovation Debate provides each attendee with a great networking opportunity.
Who Is taking part?
We have a panel of experts of whom will say something interesting. We promise!
Nicholas Hellmuth – Flaar
Lascelle Barrow – Augustus Martin
Roland Niggemeyer – Niggemeyer Bildproduktion
Marcus Timson – FESPA
What are the big issues?
Innovation – what is it, why is it important and how should we deploy innovation in our businesses? And what does the future of our market look like?
26 - 28 October 2011 - FESPA Asia 2011
Suntec, Singapore
www.fespaasia.com
On 26-28 October 2011 FESPA will make a triumphant return to the Asian circuit.
FESPA’s formula for exhibition success is driving business throughout the world, and the race for new business in Asia is intensifying.
Don’t be left on the grid book your space now and be on pole position for FESPA Asia.
Scott Fresener of T-Biz Network International talks further his upcoming seminars...
What is it?
I've put together a great group of friends who will be speaking on topics ranging from direct-to-garment, screen printing, digital textile printing and more at FESPA Fabric in Munich, June 22-26. There will be free seminars every day being held in the Fabric Innovation Theatre right on the show floor in Hall A-1.
Who is speaking?
I'll be doing five sessions on direct-to-garment and my other speakers include Charlie Taublieb, Mark Coudray, Jeff Proctor, Sophie Matthews-Paul, Geoff McCue, Dave Dennings, Robert Deppner, and Vince Cahill. This great group of speakers are all considered experts in this industry and they bring a wealth of knowledge.
Why attend?
The industry and world are changing and you must keep up with the latest trends, techniques and ideas. The best way to survive in tough times is be the best at what you do. By attending seminars that teach you new techniques or give you a different point of view, you will expand your knowledge and business. It is key to continue to learn more about your industry so you can move your company forward.
If you want to keep up with the state of the industry, learn new techniques, improve your skills and move to the next level, don’t miss this great seminar program geared to garment and textile printing.
For more informatioon and times, click here
Labate&Co’s first ever presence at Fespa 2010 will not go by unnoticed. A striking campaign is set up to introduce the brand name of Labate&Co, to get traffic to the Labate&Co website and to get Labate&Co’s corporate image (people’s profiles) introduced and top of mind in the shortest possible time.
During the full time of the show, models will distribute red coloured scarfs on the Labate&Co booth to the Fespa visitors. Visitors will be asked to keep the scarf on during the day until one of our photographers picks them out of the crowd and takes a profile picture. The picture is uploaded overnight on the Labate&Co FESPA website.
Our mission statement is to be the leading globally connected community for print – this infographic will give some insight into our progress towards that goal