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INX Digital attracts a crowd at Signs By Tomorrow
Monday 04. March 2013 - Interest in INX Digital International's Triangle brand of alternative inks remains sky high as evidenced by the reception these products received at the Signs By Tomorrow (SBT) annual convention, held Feb. 15-16 in Savannah, Georgia.
“The SBT convention was the best attended franchise show we have ever been involved with. We had people in our booth the entire time,” said Susie Mendelssohn, International Marketing Manager for INX Digital International, who had support from the Triangle dealer network with representatives of Advantage Sign Supply, Denco, Fellers and Tubelite in attendance.
“Franchisees were sincerely interested in their options and extremely pleased to learn that our alternative inks, such as HPS for HP9000, HP10,000 and other printers, are chemically compatible with OEM inks. They were even happier to learn our inks print at the same level of quality at a much lower cost. I was also glad to learn there was a high level of interest in our large format and grand format inks.”
As a leader in the one-day sign business, SBT produces highly professional business signs from cut vinyl and large format digital printing. INX Digital’s HP9000 and 10,000 users experience bright, true and clean colors with no re-profiling required, regardless if converting from previous Triangle options or OEM. The HPS inks are known for being fast drying and providing a higher resolution with more accurate drop placement. In addition, they offer excellent adhesion to a much wider range of media with superb resistance to alcohol and common cleaning agents.
Mendelssohn noted franchisees were impressed with INX Digital’s upcoming cartridge recycling program. As part of the company’s commitment to global preservation and available in the U.S., INX Digital will take back empty wide format digital ink cartridges and provide free shipping. The main requirement is the printer must return a minimum of 20 cartridges. HPS inks are available in 1000ml cartridges.