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As part of our strategy to be the best in the business, gt grafix always invests in the latest technology. hardware and software. We recently acquired the latest in wide format printers enhancing our already high quality prints.

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Saturday March 13, 2010

gt grafix acquires latest state of the art printer.

"Excellent Service. We've really noticed an increase in trade since we put up our illuminated signs. Very grateful indeed."
S Reiff | Reiff's Jewellers

"Just brilliant!! You've done several market stall's for me now and I've never been anything but delighted - I would never use another sign company."
Raj | Indoor Orchard"

"Superb artwork and an exellent job fitting our 8 vans out in the time scale promised. A thoroughly reliable, quality and value for money service. Highly recommended."
Jack Williams | William's Electrical