from Roland DG this September? Goleniowski says the manufacturer will present a wide selection of solutions across eco-solvent, UV, and latex print technologies, including both roll-to-roll and flatbed applications. These include recently launched solutions such as the TrueVIS VG4 Series eco-solvent print and cut devices, alongside the latest developments in our software and workflow solutions. Roland DG will also be showcasing technology designed to help print businesses expand into new applications, improve productivity, and get more value from their production environment. The DG DIMENSE DA-640 will also return, giving visitors the opportunity to explore the potential of textured graphics and high-impact interior decoration applications. “Overall, the stand will offer a broad view of how Roland DG can support different types of print businesses, from sign and graphics providers to companies looking to diversify into personalisation, UV printing, interior decoration, and more specialised applications,” says Goleniowski. “Visitors do not need to be actively looking for a new investment to benefit from attending. They can also learn how to get more from their current equipment, explore new applications, improve their workflow, and understand where their business could go next.” Big Names Exhibiting Also, back for 2026 is China Print Supplies, which has relocated from the back of the hall to the centre of The Sign Show. Managing director, Scott Clutton, says the company will exhibit from its largest stand to date in order to show a wider range of machines and attract more attention from visitors across both events. “It reflects the demand we’re seeing from customers and gives us the space to demonstrate machines properly rather than just having them on display,” Clutton says, adding: “The Print Show and The Sign Show have become the best chance for UK businesses to see and compare the latest printing technology. “There are some big names exhibiting, and we’re relishing the opportunity to show what our machines can deliver. We are very confident that people will be impressed by what they see.” Clutton went on to say that China Print Supplies’ large presence at the show is important due to a bigger shift in the market that has been picked up on at other European shows this year. He says Chinese manufacturers are now matching and exceeding the established OEMs on build quality, output, and reliability – with The Sign Show being a stand-out opportunity for the company to demonstrate that shift directly. “We think more of the industry is ready to have that conversation now than at any point since we started the business,” Clutton adds. As to what China Print Supplies will Co-located The Print Show will celebrate its tenth anniversary edition this autumn, with the event having hosted its first edition back in 2015 Factoid Visitors do not need to be actively looking for a new investment to benefit from attending 57 www.signlink.co.uk Issue 266 - August | September 2026 PREVIEW | ROB FLETCHER ▼Last year's show included a custom made Sign Show sign produced by The Sign Group
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