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gt grafix invests in a RollsRoller®

The RollsRoller is a flatbed applicator, designed for the application of self-adhesive films to substrates. The machine is designed to lock the substrate into place, while the vinyl is then hinged around the roller. This innovative product enables us to produce totally smooth and accurate applications of vinyl graphics

The RollsRoller is suitable for a wide range of applications, from flexible face signs to banners to the application of digital prints, application tapes and other self-adhesive materials. Rigid panels can also be used on the machine, making it ideal for trafiic signs.

gt grafix acquires latest printer

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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