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MLG Installs swissQprint Nyala 5 Flatbed to Meet Wide-Format Demand

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McAllister Litho Glasgow (MLG) has installed a swissQprint Nyala 5 flatbed printer to handle a surge in wide-format print demand and expand into new markets. The Scottish commercial printer's new machine features a 3.2 × 2 m flatbed, a top speed of 253 m²/h, and up to ten configurable colour channels, supporting applications from POS materials to floor vinyls. Wide-format output now represents approximately 20% of MLG's business, following more than £1 million invested in wide-format capabilities over the past two years. The installation is also intended to diversify applications and reduce running costs and consumables.

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Nov 6
  1. SignLink UK
    MLG Installs swissQprint Nyala 5 Flatbed to Meet Wide-Format Demand

    McAllister Litho Glasgow (MLG) has installed a swissQprint Nyala 5 flatbed printer to address a surge in wide-format print demand and expand into new markets. The Nyala 5 features a 3.2 × 2m flatbed, top speed of 253sq m/h, and up to ten configurable color channels, supporting applications from POS materials to floor vinyls. Wide-format output now represents approximately 20% of MLG’s business, with the investment exceeding £1m over the past two years.

Nov 5
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    MLG Installs swissQprint Nyala 5 Flatbed to Expand Wide Format Capacity

    McAllister Litho Glasgow (MLG) has installed a swissQprint Nyala 5 flatbed printer to handle rising wide format demand, diversify applications, and reduce running costs and consumables. The 3.2 × 2 m machine, configured with CMYK, white, and varnish inks plus roll-to-roll capability, reaches a top speed of 253 m²/h and supports substrates including 5 mm foam flooring for retail campaigns. Wide format now accounts for approximately 20% of MLG's business, following over £1 million invested in wide format capabilities over the past two years.

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