Stock and Roll to showcase products for transport and storage of large format rolls at FESPA 2019
Stock and Roll to showcase products which include Stock & Roll, Stock & Wall, Buddy Roll, Podium as well as various accessories.
After reviewing the working and handling methods of large format rolls, Stock and Roll created their new solutions. The company offers solutions for printing workshops by offering innovative products for the transport and storage of large-format rolls. The company has been recognized by occupational medicine for its usefulness in the battle against musculoskeletal disorders (MSD).
Stock and Roll will showcase its range at the Global Print Expo 2019 with the large format rolls which include Stock & Roll, Stock & Wall, Buddy Roll, Podium as well as various accessories. Fixed versions like the Podium or the mobile version with the Stock and Roll, you can safely use 6 or 18 rolls up to 1M60 width. With smaller rolls you can double your storage capacity and with larger rolls of up to 5m wide Stock and Roll offer the Buddy Roll to store and move large rolls inside and outside. It accepts a weight of 2000kg and can load up to 5 reels.
All products are distributed worldwide and come with a 5-year warranty.
FESPA Global Print Expo 2019 is Europe’s largest speciality print exhibition for screen and digital wide format print, textile printing and signage solutions. Visit Stock and Roll at stand J71 in hall A5 at the Messe Munich between the 14-17 May 2019 and discover the available features. Please use promo code FESG902 to register for free.
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