The Print Show: Setting the Stage for Success With The Print Show upon us once again, anticipation has been building for the UK’s leading industry event. From product launches and live demos to expert advice and networking opportunities, here’s what to expect at the NEC this September from!” Davies continues: “Obviously, most people will be there to see the latest kit and solutions from exhibitors – and this year, we’ve got our strongest line-up in the history of the show. Across the events, we’ll have HP, Epson, Durst, Roland DG, Agfa, Fujifilm, Konica Minolta, Zund UK, swissQprint, Plockmatic Group, Vivid Laminating Technologies, and Resolute DTG, all on their own stands. “On top of that, we’ll have representation from even more leading brands, including Mimaki through Hybrid Services, Canon via CMYUK, Platinum Technologies (Liyu) on the Soyang Group stand, and even more with other exhibitors such as Quality Print Services (QPS), Graphtec GB, days for what will be the largest-ever edition of the exhibition. Attendees will be met with more than 100 exhibitors from across the market, a jam-packed speaker programme, a host of new in-event features and, for the second consecutive year, co-location with The Sign Show. Here, we pick out just some of the highlights to look forward to in Birmingham this Autumn. Bigger and Better Than Ever The main voice behind the show for the past decade, event director Chris Davies is as enthusiastic as ever about The Print Show. When asked what he thinks will be the primary attraction this year, Davies simply says: “There’s too much to pick THE PRINT SHOW 2026 PREVIEW | ROB FLETCHER Back for its tenth anniversary edition, The Print Show 2026 will take place in Hall 1 of the NEC in Birmingham from September 29th to October 1st. As has been the case since the event debuted in England’s second city back in 2015, organisers are pledging to once again deliver a show that helps visitors identify the tools, solutions, and services they need to ensure their business continues to succeed and grow in the modern market. While plenty in the industry – and indeed the world – has changed since the inaugural event more than ten years ago, The Print Show’s main goal of serving as the meeting place for the UK print sector remains the same. Thousands are expected in Birmingham over the three 67 www.printmonthly.co.uk Issue 362 - September | October 2026
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